open plan: bedroon & bathroom

This is an interesting example of double split complementary colour scheme.

diagonal line

lines that run diagonally in a space drawing the eye across and up the art work creating a combination of height and width.

harmony through progression

the artist clever use repetition colour at the ground, building. trees and sky in the photo to showing progression. it can use me same feeling at every part at the picture.

harmony through variety

use many different elements in the picture creating a cohesive look. such as we can easy find cohesive colour palette, repetition pattern, combination line in the picture

get the look:

double split complementary colour schemes are made up of two sets of complementary colours separated by a single colour on either side of the colour wheel

The following colours have been pulled from the image to form the palette.

wall paper name: Trianon 2015 513332

                              Chateau Classic 8508-43

reason: i will use repetition colours at the ground and wall to make the room more progression

bed

fabric

 

reason: i will use the orange fabric to reference to the orange colour palette in the picture

cushion

reason: i will use the purple cushion to reference to the pruple colour palette in the picture

shower room

reason: i will use repetition colour blue at the shower room and the front wall to make the room more progression

 timber floor

curtain

reason:  i will use repetition colours purpleat the curtain and cushion to make the room more progression

final look: 

 

 

living room design 

 

 

 

 

      This is an interesting example of complementary colour scheme.


line

curved line in a space can create a feeling of volume and mass.



Emphasis

a key focus in a space, it make me focus on the pistil



Balance

 symmetry, exactly the same on both sides of central line

 

 

 

 Get the look

complementary colour schemes are made mostly by hues which appear opposite each other on the colour wheel (yellow and purple)

 

 

 

 

The following colours have been pulled from the image to form the palette.

 

 

 

 

 

 

description for my design: I will use yellow as main colour design the room, than there are some purple colour in the room reference to the pistil

 

 

 

 

Wallpaper name:

Boys & Girls III 6916-37

 

Description:

Baby yellow wallpaper with random hearts with yellow floral patterns within.

 

 

 

 

 

sofa: Gibson

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

coffee table: NOGUCHI Coffee Table

 

 

 

 

 

 

cushion

 

 

 

 

ceiling light

 

this purple ceiling light reference to the pistil

 

 

 

 

 

clock

it is a very funny clock which looks like the carton style

 

 

 

 

 

rug: Stripe Wool Rug - Yellow

 

 

 

 

floor lamp: COPENHAGAN FLOOR LAMP

 

 

The look 

  

 

 

Bedroom

 

                                                     Vincent van Gogh - Starry Night
This is an interesting example of an analogous  colour scheme.

I will call it complex drawing because we can easy to find many design elements in this image.



line

1.combinations line: we can see many different types of marks and lines in this image.
     vertical line and horizontal line from the house.
     curved line from the sky.



 Reason: I think the artist want to use those lines to show audience a very interesting space.
 


texture

2.visual: the look of the line want me want to go and touch it.

3.tactile: tactile which has a distinct feeling when you touch it. We can image the feeling when we touch the oil painting.
 
 Reason: the artist appropriate use visual and tactile makes audience find many details in the drawing. Also it can make us feel the image is a true space.  

 

 

rhythm



 4.rhythm design: cohesive patterns used throughout space

 

 

5. rhythm pattern: it can through the repetition of a design feature.



  
I think the repetition of a design feature is the marks, because we can see the artist use the similar mark when he is create the art work. At the same time, from the rhythm pattern and rhythm design we can read the emotion and feeling when artist drawing the picture which is confusion.




harmony

6.harmony repetition: we can easy to find the repeat design, colour and mark from the image

7.harmony variety: artist use many different colours (from light yellow to dark blue)

8.harmony texture: artist use same texture in different colour.

   Reason:  if there are many elements in one picture some time will makes audience feel confuse, but the artist clever use those can make the space very harmonious and fun.

Get the look

The colour wheel demonstrates blue to orange yellow colours which form an analogous colour scheme.

The following colours have been pulled from the image to form the palette.

 

 

 

 

wallpaper name:Modern Style 227052

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 name: Boys & Girls III 9116-12

Style:

Pattern

 

the photo and this board have similar colour and design

 



   

 

 

Double Bed Duvet / Quilt Cover Bedding Set

 

Product description: Contemporary and Modern 3 Tone Plain Duvet Sets. Available in Single, Double and King size. colours Available: Black, Blue, Red, Green, Chocolate & Aubergine.

 

 


Aspect 2 Drawer Bedside Table in Black & Blue

Dimensions( Width: 50 cm Height: 40 cm Depth: 39 cm)
Colour: Black & Blue

The reason: the black bed side table reference to the tree and the blue one reference to the house

 

 



 



STATEN Tripod Table Lamp Black
Width 32
Height 66
Depth 32
Colour Black Wood & Black Shade 


ceiling lighting: acrylic glass ceiling light

 

 





ceiling lighting: Kristiana 15 Light Crystal Pendant








 computer table

 

The look

 

 

Enjoy!

 



 

 

bedroom

 

 

Bedroom

This is an interesting example of Double complementary scheme

 Combination line in this image can create interesting effects of mass and volume. Rhythm through colour: red colour. Repetition we can see many squares in tthe image.

                      Get the look:

Made up of two complementary colours next to eachother on the colour wheel

 

 

bed

 

here

storing furniture

here

 

 

red rug

here

 

chair

here

desk

                                                                                here

 

indoor plant

 

here

 

wardrobe

                                                                           here

 

 

The look