This was a project for my Fundamentals of Interior Design Class at Orange Coast College. For this assignment we had to find pictures of interior designs that represented all of the elements and principles of interior design, as well as color schemes. I had so much fun doing this assignment, and if you are an interior design student, I challenge you to make one for yourself! You can use mine as a guide, but I think it is a really good way to learn the basics, and to also use your creative skills. I hope you enjoy it!

1. Digital Resource Journal
Spring 2023

3. Page
03/10

5. 7. | Brewster Color Wheel
8. |Value : Tint
9. | Value : Shade
10. | Intensity
12. | Monochromatic
13. | Analogous
14. | Direct Complementary
15. | Split Complementary
16. | Triadic Complementary
17. | Achromatic
18. | Shibui
21. | Human/Appropriate
22. | Architectural
23. | Unexpected
55. | POSITIVE SPACE &
Negative Space
70. | Rough Texture vs
Smooth Texture
71. | Small Pattern
73. | PLACEMENT OF EMPHASIS
74. | Character of PAttern
75. | Color scheme
76. | Scale of Pattern
78. | Light Manipulated to Increase
Interior Space vs
Light Manipulated to Enclose
Interior Space
33. | Symmetrical
34. | Asymmetrical
35. | Radial
37. | Position
38. | Texture: Rough vs
Smooth
39. | Eye Direction
40. | Crystallographic
57. | Two-Dimensional Shapes
58. | Circle
Triangle
Square
59. | Three-Dimensional SHAPES
Cube
Cone
Sphere
60. | Juxtaposition of Unlikely
Elements
62. | Actual Density vs
Optical Density
63. | Massing
25. | Warm Colors vs Cool
Colors
26. | Rough Textures vs.
Smooth Textures
27. | Vertical Line
28. | Horizontal Line
29. | Curved Line
30. | Angled Line
31. |Zig-Zag Line
42. | Repetition
43. | Alternation
44. Progression/Gradation
45. | Transition
46. | Contrast/Opposition
48. | Emphatic
Dominant
Subdominant
Subordinate
50. | Definition
51. | Unity to Proximity &
Unity by Repetition
52. | Congruence of Elements
65. |Horizontal
66. | Vertical & Soft
Curve
67. | Angular
68. | Zig-Zag

6. Phase 1:Color
I. The most Emotional Element

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02/10

13. Analgous

14. Direct
Complimentary

15. Split Complimentary

16. Achromatic

18. Shibu
i

19. Phase 2:
Principles of Design

20. II. Scale

22. Architectural Scale

23. Unexpected Scale

24. III. Proportion

25. Warm, Bright Colors
Warm,
Bright,
Advancing
Colors
Cool,
Dull,
Receding
Colors

26. Rough Textures

27. Vertical
Line

28. Horizontal Line

29. Curved
Line

30. Angular Line

31. Brightly Lit

32. IV. Balance

33. Symmetrical

34. Assymetrical

35. Radial

36. V. Creating Balance

37. Positio
n

38. Texture:
Rough/Smooth

39. Eye Direction

40. Crystallographic

41. VI. Rhythm

42. Repetitio
n

43. Alternatio
n

45. Transitio
n

46. Contrast or Oppositon

47. VII.
Emphasis

48. Emphati
c

49. VII.
Harmony

50. Definition of
Harmony

51. Unity through Proximity

52. Congruence of
Elements

53. Phase 3. Elements of Design

54. IX. Space

55. Positive
Space

56. X. Shape and Form

57. Two-Dimensional Shapes

58. Circle

59. Three-Dimensional
Space

60. Juxtaposition of Unlikely
Elements

61. XI.
Mass

62. Actual
Density

63. Massin
g

64. XII.
Line

65. Vertical

66. Horizontal

67. Soft Curve

68. Angular

69. XIII.
Texture

70. Rough Texture

71. Small Pattern Resembling Texture

72. XIX. Pattern

73. Placement of Emphasis

74. Character Of PAttern

75. Color Scheme

76. Scale of Pattern

77. XV. Light

78. Light Manipulated
to Increase
Interior Space