General Interior Design
What is the term for a detailed drawing that shows the layout of a room from above?
What is a floor plan?
What is the main goal of arranging furniture in a living room?
What is to promote conversation and traffic flow?
What ancient civilization is known for inventing columns used in architectural design?
What is Ancient Greece?
What are the three primary colors?
What are red, blue, and yellow?
What principle of design is about visual equilibrium in a space?
What is balance?
Which design style is characterized by clean lines, minimalism, and functional furniture?
What is modern?
What piece of furniture is usually the "anchor" of a living room?
What is the sofa?
Which home improvement TV duo is famous for their farmhouse style renovations?
Who are Chip and Joanna Gaines?
What do we call colors opposite each other on the color wheel?
What are complementary colors?
What term describes a consistent use of design elements to create a cohesive look?
What is unity?
What does the term “negative space” refer to in design?
What is the empty or open space around and between objects in a room?
What is the minimum distance you should leave between a coffee table and a sofa?
What is 14–18 inches?
What Scandinavian furniture brand is known for its flat-pack designs and meatballs?
What is IKEA?
What is the psychological effect of using cool colors like blue and green in a room?
What is they create a calming or relaxing effect?
What principle involves differences in design elements to add visual interest?
What is contrast?
What is the main difference between interior decorating and interior design?
What is that design includes structural planning while decorating focuses on aesthetics
What is one major rule of thumb for arranging bedroom furniture in Feng Shui?
What is not placing the bed directly in line with the door?
What’s the name of the soft, richly colored fabric often used for luxurious curtains or sofas?
What is velvet?
What term describes the lightness or darkness of a color?
What is value?
What design principle refers to the path the viewer’s eye takes through a space?
What is movement?
What famous mid-century architect and designer is known for blending buildings into nature, such as Fallingwater?
Who is Frank Lloyd Wright?
In open concept spaces, how can rugs be used to help with furniture placement?
What is they define separate functional zones like seating or dining areas?
Which 20th-century art and design movement was famous for its geometric shapes, symmetry, and metallics?
What is Art Deco?
In color theory, what do you call a color mixed with gray?
What is tone?
What is the term for the focal point around which the rest of a room’s design is centered?
What is emphasis?