Mohan Residence
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Shilpi Madan added this to Clever Ways to Make Your Home Look More Spacious
For monochrome palettes, opting for cousin colours in shading the walls and ceilings doubles the visual space instantly. “Opt for lighter tones in veneer and stick to similar shades in all the rooms,” suggests Mumbai-based interior designer Mona Dogra.
Krita Raut added this to 10 Interior Design Styles Explained
FurnitureClean, straight lines are the norm. The pieces display the deftness of design and the craft of the creator. There is a sense of optimisation and there is no overt embellishment. ColourSterile colours, muted colours, beiges, light browns and greys are often used in a modern décor. There are plenty of bright shades used, either as base tones or as accent elements – either in walls or on upholstery or through accessories. But the key is to keep the whole look balanced and sophisticated.
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Krita Raut added this to 10 Interior Design Styles Explained
FurnitureClean, straight lines are the norm. The pieces display the deftness of design and the craft of the creator. There is a sense of optimisation and there is no overt embellishment. ColourSterile colours, muted colours, beiges, light browns and greys are often used in a modern decor. There are plenty of bright shades used, either as base tones or as accent elements – either in walls or on upholstery or accessories. But the key is to keep the whole look balanced and sophisticated.
n m added this to リビング
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Tya Triciay added this to Principles of Design By Tya Woodhouse
This picture is showing Symmetrical Balance because it is a formal setting. Symmetrical when the room looks identical on both sides. If you were to cut this picture in half it would look the same f both halves. The furniture is the exact same and is arranged in the same way.
Chris added this to Apt 10A
love the clean, crisp, straight lines - no embellishments, no or minimal doorway casings
elishamgordon added this to Principles of Design by Elisha Gordon
This living area represents symmetrical balance because of where the couches, chairs, and painting are located. The room is equal if split in the middle.












