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The Space Within: People, Design & The Room ( video )
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Show your students how we shape our rooms, and our rooms shape us. This program demonstrates how sound design principles are the heart of interior design, but that its soul lies in the relationship of people to things and spaces. Viewers learn why "people" are the starting point for all design and style.
Runtime: 29 minutes
Copyright 2012 Learning Seed
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| | DVD | | SKU: | LS-1252-12-DVD | | Description: | 978-1-55740-622-4  | | Price: | $109.00 | |
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Eye For Design: A course in everyday aesthetics. Its lessons go beyond mere “decorating” or “picking a wardrobe” and into the basics of perception, beauty, and the ecology of environments. Viewers learn that developing an “eye for design” involves understanding a few basics of perception.
Aegis Award Finalist
Everyday Aesthetics
Eye For Design is a course in everyday aesthetics. Its lessons go beyond mere “decorating” or “picking a wardrobe” and into the basics of perception, beauty, and the ecology of environments. Viewers learn that developing an “eye for design” involves understanding a few basics of perception.
Viewers meet an animated line who boasts he “has the power to control your eyeballs.” They learn that lines lead the eye and influence feelings. They see that horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines each send differing messages. They learn that a careful selection of lines and shapes influences feelings.
Viewers learn:
• How to create visual rhythm.
• How to use patterns and repeating motifs in a design.
• How to create designs that provide focal points that serve to reward the eye.
• The message of angles and curves and how to balance the two.
• How basic shapes (squares, circles, triangles) send differing emotional messages.
• How to achieve visual balance and the difference between symmetry and informal balance.
• The importance of scale, proportion, and the Golden Mean.
Runtime: 22 minutes
Copyright 2006 Learning Seed
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Interior Lighting: Lighting has something like the power of life and death over interior design. Well-planned lighting can bring a room to life, and thoughtless lighting can kill even the most creative interiors.
Telly Award Winner
Lighting has something like the power of life and death over interior design. Well-planned lighting can bring a room to life, and thoughtless lighting can kill even the most creative interiors. Light has the power to influence emotions, so lighting for a house is part technology and part psychology. Simply altering a light source can make people feel better about a room or task.
- Learn how the direction of light can turn beauty into a beast.
- Learn how lighting can add depth and dimension to both a photograph or a living room.
- Understand the value of indirect or "bounced" lighting.
- Learn about the ambient task, and accent lighting.
- Learn that intensity of light influences behavior.
- Learn the impact of lighting on the environment.
- Learn the types of lamps: incandescent to LEDs.
- Learn the basics of lighting a room conversation and reading. See common flaws to avoid.
- Have you ever discovered you're wearing one black sock and one's thats navy blue? Learn why this mistake doesn't mean you are a color klutz.
- Learn why buying furniture or fabrics requires seeing samples in the light of your house as well as the store..
- Learn the types of lighting fixtures and their uses: wall washers, pendents, recessed lights, eyeballs, track lighting, torchieres, spots, floods, and table lamps.
Interior Lighting looks at the direction, quality, and intensity of light as key to learning the basics of Lighting 101.
Runtime: 22 minutes
Copyright 2008 Learning Seed
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The Secret Life Of Rooms: This program has been replaced by NEW DVD "The Space Within: People, Design & The Room."
This program has been replaced by "The Space Within: People, Design & The Room."
Click the link above to read a full description of the new program.
Explore the true fundamentals of interior design. Color, proportion and furniture styles are the heart of interior design, but its soul lies in the relationship of people to things and spaces — we call this "the secret life of rooms." Learn the psychology of interiors, explore how people relate to the spaces in which they live, and study how we use things to extend our selves. We shape our rooms, and our rooms shape us.
Explore:
- Why interior design and decoration is far more than creating a pleasant space.
- Why "people" are the starting point for all design and styling.
- How the appearance and design of room actually change behavior.
- Why a chair is far more than merely something to sit on.
- What is the difference between style and design.
- Can a well designed interior lack style, and stylish room, lack design?
- How interiors are status symbols even in the most humble apartments.
- Why a room that is unused is not necessarily useless.
- Feng Shui aws a recognition of the power of design.
- Interiors and our love of the familiar.
Runtime: 22 minutes
Copyright 2001 Learning Seed
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Using Color: Viewers learn how to put colors together to create beauty and comfort. They will learn about complementary colors, tints, shades, tones, pastels, hue, value, intensity, primary and secondary colors.
Aegis Award Finalist
Creating Color Harmony
Using Color teaches the basics of creating color harmony and color schemes for interiors, wardrobes, and wherever color matters. Color in Everyday Life is about the psychology and theory of color, while this program is a practical “how to” program that shows how to use color to shape environments.
Viewers learn how to put colors together to create beauty and comfort. They will learn about complementary colors, tints, shades, tones, pastels, hue, value, intensity, primary and secondary colors.
Viewers learn to use a color wheel to create the three most common color schemes -- monochromatic, related, and complementary. They see examples of each and learn the basics of putting them to work.
Concepts taught in the program:
• Law of unequal areas
• Advancing and receding colors
• Cool and warm colors
• Complementary and related colors
• Primary and secondary colors
• The importance of color values in design
• The value of neutrals
• The role of proportion in color choices
• The idea of “visual weight”
• The effect of mixing white/black/gray with pure colors.
What this program teaches about color harmony can be used for interiors, for fashion, for graphic design, for marketing, or just to understand a bit more of the “why” of beauty.
Runtime: 21 minutes
Copyright 2006 Learning Seed
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