final Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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what is analogos colors

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adjacent colors on the color wheel

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2
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what is monochromatic

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all the same hue, tints tones and shades

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3
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split compliment

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using the two colors that are on either side of the complimentary color

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4
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complimentary color

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color exact opposite on color wheel

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5
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Tetrad

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4 color scheme - two sets of complimentary colors

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Triad

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special variant of the split complimentary scheme - triangle with equal distance to each color

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7
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Secondary Colors

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Orange, Green and Violet

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8
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hue

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Pure colors

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9
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Value

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How light the color is

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10
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Tertiary colors

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blue-green, red-orange, blue-violet

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11
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Munsell

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Defines colors by measured hues, value and chroma

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12
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Chroma

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purity of a color

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13
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Most ideal outdoor counter top

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concrete

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Most ideal outdoor cabinets

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Stainless Steel

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Most ideal outdoor flooring

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brick, concrete, pavers

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16
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What is a pergola

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A pergola is a garden feature forming a shaded walkway, passageway, or sitting area of vertical posts or pillars that usually support cross-beams and a sturdy

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17
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3 utilities that need to be considered in an outdoor space

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Gas, water and electrical

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Resilient vs Non-Resilient Flooring

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Resilient flooring = affordable to install and maintain
Non-resilient flooring = expensive and requires care

19
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Stone with lots of holes

20
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Quality of carpet is judged by what?

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it’s density - the number of fibers sewn on to the back

21
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which carpet fiber is considrered fire resistant

22
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two of the most important considerations for window treatments

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Light and privacy

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3 Components that make up a working triangle

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sink, fridge stove

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Must pick before drafting a kitchen

A

golden triangle

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Types of lines
Vertical lines take you up, horozontal lines move you along, diagonal lines take you to a destination - curved takes up more space and it's more architectural than practical
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Who designed Getty Center
Richard Meier
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Who Designed the Pacific Design Center
César Pelli
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Three Points of space impression
function, zoning, dimensions
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Psychological impact of textures vs smooth
Textures add an element of warmth or adventure, smooth textures make it feel stable and controlled
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Open Space impression vs Close Space Impression
open and multifunctional vs each area having a specific function
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How is rythem created in a space
Created when one or more elements of design are used. REpetition in a hallway keeps you moving, gradiation (ombre walls)
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3 most important staging elements
de-clutter, clean and paint in a neutral color
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Homes need to be staged regardless of condition, location and price
True
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Most important space to stage is
living room
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Renewable
bamboo, grows super fast
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Recyclable
reclaimed wood, vintage
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VOC
* Volatile Organic Compound, contribute to the quality of the air in our homes - in paints, sprays, cleansers etc
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Sustainable
can we keep doing things the way we are doing them - and can seven generations from now keep living the way we live now.
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Boiphilic Design
a concept used within the building industry to increase occupant connectivity to the natural environment through the use of direct nature, indirect nature, and space and place conditions.
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Electricity today is predominantly generated by using
steam
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