Color Theory
Design Elements
Sizing
Design Styles
Rooms
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A different word for color
What is Hue?
100
This element helps set the mood and ambience of a room
What is Color?
100
The width of an Exterior Door
What is 3'-0"?
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This style is known for its outrageous colors and assortment of over the top furniture and decorations.
What is Maximalist?
100
This is the first room you walk into from the front entrance of a home.
What is the Foyer?
200
When you add black to a color
What is Shade?
200
This element makes a room feel grand or subtle
What is Size?
200
The width of a Interior Door
What is 2'-6"?
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This style is known for its simple shapes and neutral hues.
What is Minimalist?
200
This room is one of the largest rooms in the house, purely meant to be used for entertaining and lounging.
What is the Living room?
300
When you add grey to a color
What is Tone?
300
This element draws the eyes attention, and breaks up the room into different spaces
What is Pattern?
300
The standard length of a bathtub
What is 5'-0"?
300
This style is known for its ties to the beach and cool colors.
What is Coastal?
300
This room is defined by the work triangle, and sometimes even includes an island.
What is the Kitchen?
400
This determines the brightness or dullness of a color
What is Intensity?
400
This element sets the rooms feeling, from comfy to coarse, smooth to rough
What is Texture?
400
The standard height of a doorway
What is 6'-8"?
400
This style is known for its exposed woods, rough edges and outdoorsy like charm.
What is Rustic?
400
This room is usually meant to store clothes and other items.
What is a Closet?
500
The absence of color
What is Achromatic?
500
This element gives your rooms definition, highlights focal points and give structure
What are Lines?
500
The average height of a tiny home
What is 13'-0"?
500
This style is known for its worn textures and soft hues. The furniture looks old timey and smaller.
What is Shabby Chic?
500
This room is exposed to the outdoors, which allows for a lot of natural to enter it.
What is a Sunroom?