Learn About the Interior Design Principle of Asymmetrical Balance in Interior Design

Join me for an overview of the interior design principle of balance while focusing on the similarities and differences between symmetrical and asymmetrical balance. You'll learn about the design term visual weight, how we use the design elements to create balance and cohesion, and how many times we use both asymmetrical and symmetrical balance to help organize elements and create a sense of equilibrium and balance to a room. I'd love to know what you think of to create a balanced look and feel to your rooms. Please share your design ideas and suggestions in the comments.
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Key Moments in Video:
0:00 Intro.
0:40 What is Symmetrical Balance in Interior Design
1:22 What is Asymmetrical Balance in Interior Design
2:15 What is Visual Weight in Interior Design
4:02 What are the Interior Design Elements
5:20 Using Asymmetrical & Symmetrical Balance in a Bedroom
6:06 Using Asymmetrical & Symmetrical Balance in a Dining Room
6:52 Using Asymmetrical & Symmetrical Balance in a Living Room
7:35 Noticing Balance in Our Rooms
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[@eliaun]

Thanks alot...

[@CarolGilman]

Thanks so much. Take care, Carol

[@shruthiajay1150]

Thank you for the tips - they helped

[@CarolGilman]

I'm so glad to hear that! Thanks so much. Take care, Carol