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Pattern

Pattern. The arrangement of forms or motifs to create unified design Is seen in printed and woven textiles: Drapery fabric Floor rugs and carpeting Wall coverings, faux finishes on walls Carved or inlaid furniture designs Fabrics on furniture Wallpaper designs. Pattern – 4 Types.

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Pattern

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  1. Pattern • The arrangement of forms or motifs to create unified design • Is seen in printed and woven textiles: • Drapery fabric • Floor rugs and carpeting • Wall coverings, faux finishes on walls • Carved or inlaid furniture designs • Fabrics on furniture • Wallpaper designs

  2. Pattern – 4 Types • Naturalistic/Realistic • Comes from nature. Looks almost real. ALL DETAILS INCLUDED.

  3. Naturalistic/Realistic

  4. Types of Pattern • Conventional/Stylized • Man’s interpretation of objects natural or manmade • More animated • Less Realistic

  5. Conventional/Stylized

  6. Types of Pattern • Abstract • No set, followed or repeated pattern. It does not have a motif taken from nature. • Used in more modern and contemporary designs

  7. Abstract

  8. Types of Pattern • Geometric • Made with the use of lines, stripes, plaids and geometric shapes • Used in modern and traditional designs

  9. Geometric

  10. Use of Pattern • Too much pattern can make a room too busy and uncomfortable.

  11. Use of Pattern • A room without pattern may be too stark or lacking in character.

  12. Use of Pattern • Successful pattern combinations feel comfortable.

  13. Use of Pattern • Incompatible pattern combinations create an uneasy feeling.

  14. To achieve a feeling of correctness in combining patterns: • Maintain a consistent mood. • Don’t mix formal naturalistic with geometric • Evaluate the placement of emphasis and avoid too many patterns in one area. • One bold pattern on a large area works better than 2-3 smaller patterns scattered throughout the room. • The size of the pattern should correspond to the size of the room and its windows. • Small scale patterns are often used in cozy rooms. • Large scale patterns for spacious rooms since these make a room appear smaller.

  15. Pattern Assignment • Create a Pattern Collage Portfolio Page displaying each of the pattern types: • Naturalistic/Realistic • Conventional/Stylized • Abstract • Geometric • Each sample should be labeled and have a brief definition of the type of pattern it is.

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