ID Project reflection AND Rooms. Assigned 4/8, due 4/10 - Minor and Minor

Interior Design Reflection

On a new Google Site subpage called Interior Design Project Reflection please answer the following questions:

1. Provide the name and definition of the decor style you choose for the room? Do you believe you you kept within that design style? Explain your answer. (It's OK to use an eclectic mix of styles so you won't lose points for including more than one).
2. Would you decorate a room in your own house with these items? Explain your answer.
3. What is your favorite aspect of the mood board you created?
4. How easily were you able to find items from the color palette you chose for inclusion on the mood board?
5. What would you change about the options you chose if you were to do this again.
6. How would the light fixtures you chose impact the feel of the room?
7. Which items add texture to the room? Explain the impact this would have and how the texture contrasts from other items in the room
8. What did you enjoy most about this project?
9. What did you find most challenging?
10. If you were the teacher what would you change about this project for future students? 

Interior Design Rooms

As well planning how to decorate a room, it is also important to consider room layout, furniture placement and how you place wall decor. Answer the following questions to learn some of the principles of space and room layout in this context.  These will vary dependent on the type of room you working. 

On your Google Site create a new subpage called Interior Design: ROOMS - and answer the following questions:

Read this, covering rules of thumb for Living Room Layout:

 https://journal.thelanding.app/living-room-layout-rules-of-thumb

1. In your own words share the 6 rules provided for the following:
   • Seating,
   • Coffee Tables,
   • Rug,
   • Art,
   • TV 
   • Side Tables. 
2. What pieces are suggested for inclusion in a family friendly living space?
3. How could you create a living space allowing you to work from home also?
4. What would make a living room appropriate for use as an entertainment space?

Read this, covering rules of thumb for Bedroom Layout:

 https://journal.thelanding.app/bedroom-layout-rules-of-thumb

1. In your own words share the rules provided for the following
   • Bed
   • Headboard
   • Bedframe
   • Dresser
   • Mirror
   • Side Table,
   • Rug,
   • Art,
   • TV. 
2. What pieces are suggested for inclusion in a Versatile Bedroom?
3. What would you consider including if designing a Spacious Bedroom??
4. How could you make a Cozy Bedroom seem bigger?
5. Which one of these layouts is your current bedroom? List one change you would make to your current bedroom layout if you were redesign it, considering what you learned.

Read this to learn about hanging wall decor: 

https://www.ballarddesigns.com/howtodecorate/2012/02/how-to-hang-wall-decor-101-2/

1. What is the first step in hanging artwork?
2. What should be the focal point of a room (if it has one)?
3. How would you use a group of pictures in a small space?
4. How would you use a group of pictures in a large space?
5. What are the 6 steps in arranging pictures before hanging on a wall?
6. Explain what hang art at eye level means?
7. How would you hang art differently in a dining room?
8. Explain the concept of 'size matters' as described in rule 5.
9. When is hanging symmetrical pieces a good idea?
10. How do you hang art in even numbers?
11. How do you hang 3 pieces of artwork in a row?
12. When should you consider asymmetrical balance?