more applications of the 5 elements in interior design

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Robin Lechner Designs robinlechnerdesigns.com [email protected] The color correspondents are as follows: As I wrote in my last blog, a harmonious home has all of the 5 Elements represented balanced so that one doesn’t overpower another. When a space is designed with all the elements represented in balance, there’s a feeling of peace and serenity throughout the home. It's not always possible, practical, nor desirable to have a physical representation of each element in every room: Water, Fire, Earth, Wood, Metal. The elements have corresponding colors, so a mix of the physical elements combined with representational colors of others will result in a composite balance. Earth-Yellow: In this bedroom, there is no stone, but soft yellow walls, and the buttery tone of the console satisfies the Earth element. Fire-Red: Lacking space for a fireplace, red on the walls represents the Fire element. Water-Black: Lacking a water view or fountain, black complies with the Water element.

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As I wrote in my last blog, a harmonious home has all of the 5 Elements represented balanced so that one doesn’t overpower another. When a space is designed with all the elements represented in balance, there’s a feeling of peace and serenity throughout the home. It's not always possible, practical, nor desirable to have a physical representation of each element in every room: Water, Fire, Earth, Wood, Metal. The elements have corresponding colors, so a mix of the physical elements combined with representational colors of others will result in a composite balance.

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Page 1: More Applications of the 5 Elements in Interior Design

Robin Lechner Designs – robinlechnerdesigns.com – [email protected]

The color correspondents are as follows:

As I wrote in my last blog, a harmonious home has all of the 5 Elements represented balanced so that one doesn’t overpower another. When a space is designed with all the elements represented in balance, there’s a feeling of peace and serenity throughout the home. It's not always possible, practical, nor desirable to have a physical representation of each element in every room: Water, Fire, Earth, Wood, Metal. The elements have corresponding colors, so a mix of the physical elements combined with representational colors of others will result in a composite balance.

Earth-Yellow: In this bedroom, there is no stone, but soft yellow walls, and the buttery tone of the console satisfies the Earth element.

Fire-Red: Lacking space for a fireplace, red on the walls represents the Fire element.

Water-Black: Lacking a water view or fountain, black complies with the Water element.

Page 2: More Applications of the 5 Elements in Interior Design

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Wood-Green: Live plants bring in the life necessary to fulfill the Wood element. Plants are especially welcome in stark contemporary spaces with a great deal of chrome, black, and white.

Metal-White: Instead of stainless appliances, white cabinetry and matching appliances more than satisfies the Metal element.