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Seek Balance Scale, balance and rhythm are a designers best friend. Without these basic guidelines a space just will not be pleasing. Do the rest of you think this settee is a bit small for it's surroundings, or is it just me? Creating symmetry with similar yet different objects will make a more interesting decor. Notice the silver mirror balances the silver candle sticks on the other side. The two pieces on each side of the sink are very close to the same size ect. Move the eye around the room with color. Here we go from the chair to the drape, to the pillows , the flowers and then back to the other chair . Look around your own castle, is one of these elements off anywhere? Check again . . . What's calling your name?

Posted by Room Service ~ Decorating 101 at 5:19 AM