by Product Specialist
There are some rules and theories related to home design that promise to bring visual depth and aesthetic satisfaction to your space. For example, the Rule of Three demonstrates that odd numbers are more pleasing to the eye, and three seems to work best in applications including artwork, photography, and interior decorating.
Some ways to use the Rule of Three in your home include the following:
Wall Art
When decorating the walls in your home, remember that two items creates a pair, but three items, hangings, or wall art comprise a collection. The difference lies in the atmosphere that these accents exude; a pair is linear and quite formal where a collection brings a bit of a more casual, homey style.
Displays
Arrange collections or vignettes throughout the room in groupings of three. This creates a triangle, of sorts, that is aesthetically-appealing to the eye. Use items of varying heights to bring more visual interest to the space.
Color Scheme
A simple way to formulate the colors that you should use in your room is with a 60, 40, and 10 rule. Basically, use 60% main color, 30% secondary color, and 10% pop of color in your spaces. This will create balance, without one décor color taking over the space.
Furnishings
For cohesive groupings, use the rule of three in regards to the furnishings in your space. Use three items- chairs, loveseats, chaises, couches- in any combination that you choose. This will provide a sense of unity, while also providing ample seating and allow guests to hold different conversations in the same room.
For a flattering room with style-cohesion, think about the Rule of Three. Whether hanging art or choosing your room colors, keep these basic tips in mind to create a room that is both stylish and functional.
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