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Unidad 2 - DIM - 2022
Unidad 2 - DIM - 2022
Topics
- Principios generales del diseño de interiores.
- Frases Nominales. El Núcleo.
- Pre-modificación y pos-modificación de sustantivos.
- Frases Verbales.
- Reconocimiento de sustantivos, adjetivos, verbos y adverbios a
través de afijos y de su función en la oración.
- Tiempo verbal presente simple.
- Verbos modales.
- Grado Comparativo y Superlativo en los Adjetivos.
- Adverbios (Adverbs).
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Universidad Nacional de Rio Negro
Carrera: Diseño de Interiores y Mobiliario
Materia: Inglés
Profesoras: María Angélica Cowper – Romina Bermejo
1) Leer el texto, que presentamos a continuación, sobre los principios del diseño
de interiores y ubicar los siguientes subtítulos en su lugar correspondiente:
a- Contrast
b- Unity
c- Details
d- Scale and Proportion
e- Balance
f- Rhythm
g- Emphasis
7 Principles Of Interior Design You Should Know Before Renovating
Having a well-designed interior enhances the aesthetic and economic value of your
property, making it better off in every sense.
1. ____________________
It means creating visual harmony in the space. This gives a sense of equilibrium in your
design. It can be achieved with many forms, for example, using shapes, colours, patterns and even
textures.
There are 3 common ways to strike a balance in interior design. Firstly, there is the
traditional symmetrical balance, which essentially places objects symmetrically on either side of an
imaginary central axis. Asymmetrical balance, on the other hand, keeps the focal point on the
imaginary axis while allowing dissimilar and oddly numbered objects. To maintain an evenly
distributed visual weight, the objects should be of similar dimensions. Usually, asymmetrical
balance results in a more energetic and natural feel. Lastly, radial balance involves arranging
objects around a central focal point, which is almost always a circle, such as a round dining table or
a chandelier.
2. ____________________
This principle emphasises a sense of uniformity or harmony among the elements used in
design. These include having similar colours, patterns or textures, equal spacing of objects or
repetition of elements to create a visual continuation.
To put it simply, when elements are carefully curated, you feel that they come together
nicely. For example, if you have a variety of shapes and textures in a space, you can still create unity
by using just one colour scheme.
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Universidad Nacional de Rio Negro
Carrera: Diseño de Interiores y Mobiliario
Materia: Inglés
Profesoras: María Angélica Cowper – Romina Bermejo
3. ____________________
There are many ways to create rhythm, such as using the same colour or pattern at
different intervals. For example, you can paint a wall green, and then use the same colour again on
the dining chair cushions. This is called repetition rhythm. You can also use alternation to create
rhythm by rotating two elements in an ABABAB or ABBABB pattern, such as alternating 2 types of
pendant lights. If you are feeling more adventurous, you can try progression rhythm, which
arranges elements in ascending or descending order based on their size, colour or other
characteristics.
4. ____________________
This principle stresses that every room needs one central element as a focal point, and the
other items should complement. The central element can be a large piece of furniture like a grand
piano, an art piece like a painting, or a design feature such as an accent wall. It may also be in the
form of colour, pattern or texture.
5. ____________________
This principle is created when one combines two or more very different forms. Again, this
can be done either by colour, form (shape) or space.
The easiest way to achieve contrast is through colours, for example, painting opposite
colours like black and white. You can also put two different shapes close together, such as
balancing a round mirror with a rectangular dining table. The use of positive space (space occupied
with objects) and negative spaces (empty space in between objects) is also an excellent way of
creating contrast without crowding the room.
6. ____________________
This principle is all about the ratio. The size and dimension of the objects in a room should
relate to one another proportionally so that they don’t look out of place. For instance, one should
not hang a huge chandelier in a shoebox apartment, while a space with high ceiling should have
larger furniture than bean bags.
7. ____________________
Finally, we have a principle which states that the little things must not be overlooked.
Nothing is too small or too unimportant to pay attention to. From embroideries on the cushions,
handles on the cabinets to framed prints on the wall, every little thing adds a little something to the
overall interior design. Tweaking the smallest details is what distinguishes a good interior design
from a great one.
These 7 principles of interior design can help you create a beautiful space. Be sure to apply
them when you are planning your next renovation!
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Universidad Nacional de Rio Negro
Carrera: Diseño de Interiores y Mobiliario
Materia: Inglés
Profesoras: María Angélica Cowper – Romina Bermejo
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Universidad Nacional de Rio Negro
Carrera: Diseño de Interiores y Mobiliario
Materia: Inglés
Profesoras: María Angélica Cowper – Romina Bermejo
c-¿Qué diferencia hay entre los verbos principales de las oraciones 1) y 4) y los de
las oraciones 2) y 3)? Completar el siguiente cuadro.
TIEMPO VERBAL:
PRONOMBRES: REGLA DE FORMACIÓN:
EXCEPCIONES EJEMPLOS
Actividad
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Universidad Nacional de Rio Negro
Carrera: Diseño de Interiores y Mobiliario
Materia: Inglés
Profesoras: María Angélica Cowper – Romina Bermejo