Conner Sohrabi

1. Light colors. all of the upper cabinets and the barstools are white which makes the kitchen appear larger.

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2. Heavy colors. The matte black look all around makes this bathroom feel very cozy and relaxing.

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3. Light Furniture. This room isn't that large but the light chairs help the room feel much more spacious.

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4. Heavy Furniture. The heavy leather couch, chairs, and table make this large room feel more cozy and also fits really well with the cabin'like aesthetic.

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5. Light decor. The decor in this picture, such as the lights and the flower pots, is small and light which allows the room to appear more spacious while decorating it.

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6. Heavy decor. The moose head and the overhead decor takes up a good amount of space and helps relieve the emptiness in such a large living space.

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7. Cool texture. The smooth texture around this bathroom gives off a nice, cool feeling

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8. Warm texture. The rough walls and window frames gives off a relaxing warm feeling

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9. Horizontal line. The lines in the guard around the stairs gives a feeling of openness and cleanliness.

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10. Vertical line. The vertical railings give a sense of height and stability to the staircase.

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11. Curved line. The curves around the flower pots makes this space feel more comforting and less plain

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12. Diagonal line. The diagonal pillars in this attic give a strong sense of stability and direction.

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13. Positive space. This room is filled with furniture and decor which become the focal point of the room.

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14. Negative space. This house layout is very open, leaving a lot of space and applying emphasis to the few objects that are present.

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