Interior Principles Theory And Practical N4 — Memo

November 2022 — N4 — Interior Principles Theory And Practical

N4 2022 Nated Interior Decorating

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3.1Resist Plant Yarn construction Textile construction

3.4Twill weave Herringbone weave Satin weave Dobby weave [15] TOTAL SECTION A: SECTION B15

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4.1.1It is the measurable, identifiable contours of an object created by lines and has length, width and depth

4.1.3It is emptiness, vacant space,

4.1.4ocusses the eye on it rather than directing it towards something. It h olds the eye within the circle. It c an appear very contained

4.2.1A double complementary colo ur scheme consists of 4 colours next to each other on the Prang colour wheel nd their complementary colours. are complemented by the opposite 2

4.4.1Three or more shaft warp or filling floats over two or more counterpart yarns progressively stepped up in a right or

4.4.3Gabardine will stretch when sitting on it and as a result form unsightly folds

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5.1.1Scal e is comparing the size of a part of an object with the whole object

5.1.3Both are about size, (3\

5.2.1make objects appear larger and the room appear smaller. Small patterns may have no effect or the same effect as large patterns.

5.2.2and will make a room appear larger while object s become smaller. Warm colours have an advancing effect and will make a

5.4.1mproves dye absorbency appearance mproves tensile strength (5\

5.4.2Ironing process

5.4.3Functional finishes Aesthetic finishes (2\

5.4.4and thus assist maintenance Aesthetic finishes enhance appearance to improve the quality They c reate distinctive finish,

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6.1.1There are three categories: Symmetrical balance symmetrical balance Balance is the feeling (4\

6.1.4physical (furniture accessories\

6.2.1proof way of combining colours olour combinations of schemes (5\

6.2.2on the colour wheel as the hues are no mixed at a 50% ratio. Type of fibr e: S ynthetic may be more durable than natural fibres in specific settings, e exposure to sun Type of fabrication: W

6.4.3Criteria of good taste: Simplicity form follows function Quality focus on b est material for design. E xcellent workmanship is important

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TitleMemo

SubjectInterior Principles Theory And Practical

LevelN4

Document typeNated Interior Decorating

Year2022

MonthNovember

Pages6

Downloads2

Examination context

Decade2020s

Years ago4y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayTuesday

Exam periodNovember 2022

Days since exam1,440

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