In the context of interior design, asymmetry is inherently more interesting than symmetry because asymmetry is unexpected.because of that surprise factor, our brains have to take more time to process and appreciate asymmetrical design—and believe it or not, the human brain generally likes to be challenged in that way.Instead of chasing every fad, let's concentrate on what truly reflects your style and makes your space feel like home.
Contrast furniture weight, color and texture.The arrangement of furnishings and decorative pieces in a space can have a profound effect on the overall aesthetic, regardless of the style of the room.16 exciting styles to transform your home.
Symmetrical balance is when a room is a mirror image.Everything from the arrangement of furniture to the art on the walls can affect the symmetrical balance of the space and create entirely different aesthetics.
Here, you'll make a matching set and create visual pairs in the room.So, consider these three main types of interior design symmetry for your spaces:Large furniture like sofas, beds, and dining tables often serve as the focal points of a room.
I'll share examples of how symmetry is naturally used in our homes,.Keep things interesting with asymmetry on the opposite end of the spectrum, asymmetrical spaces feature varied objects on either side of center, thoughtfully arranged to create balance.
So continue the procession with the architecture as well as the furniture and accessories.Focus on your furniture and other decor, hanle says.By mary kay daughters/ jeff brown 01/28/2024.
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LAS VEGAS --The two-time defending WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces are off to 2-0 start, even though injured point guard Chelsea Gray hasn't played yet. Gray said Saturday that she doesn't have a target return date but is sure she will be back this season.
"We'll see how practices go," Gray said prior to the Aces' 89-82 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks. "You don't want to play when you're rushing yourself back into shape. So, I don't really have a timetable. But I've seen [suggestions] that I'm out for the year, and that's just not true.
"I'm good. We're just taking our time with it. It's a long season. And if I'm lucky enough to be selected for the Olympics, it's longer."
Gray, an Olympic gold medalist in 2021 and WNBA Finals MVP in 2022, is considered a lock for Team USA at the Paris Games, scheduled July 26 to Aug. 11, if she is healthy. Gray, 31, is in her 10th year in the WNBA. She had her best season statistically in 2023, averaging 15.3 points, 7.3 assists and 4.0 rebounds.
She suffered a left foot injury in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals against the New York Liberty in October and didn't play in Game 4. The Aces still won and took the series 3-1. Gray said she spent the offseason rehabbing while putting in some time with USA Basketball at camps but not really playing.
Gray said she and Aces coach Becky Hammon have agreed, "'Let's be smart about this.' I don't feel I need to rush. Am I anxious? Heck, yeah, because I don't like sitting on the sidelines. But I understand there's a bigger purpose."
The Aces still have two other All-Star guards in Jackie Young (22 points, 11 assists Saturday) and Kelsey Plum (17 points).
And rookie guard Kate Martin -- a second-round draft pick out of Iowa -- made her WNBA debut Saturday. She played 26 minutes with 3 points, 3 assists, 5 rebounds and a big blocked shot that impressed even two-time WNBA Defensive Player of the Year A'ja Wilson.
"That's Kate, that's who she is," said Wilson, who had 22 points and 10 rebounds for Las Vegas. "She's high energy, always, in practice. We were all excited and hyped for her."
The Aces will be thrilled when Gray returns, whenever that time comes, but as Hammon said, "We're going to keep the ship afloat until Chelsea gets back. I've told them it's not going to be any one person; I don't want anyone to try to be Chelsea."
