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The London Chelsea Flower Show The elements of design = Texture, Line, Colour, Form and Space
Texture This is the surface quality of a material, either visually or actually
This helps to make a design more interesting as it creates contrast within
the design, especially if only one colour is used.
Shiny = The most dominant texture
Visual Texture This is the visual appearance of the materials surface e.g. an Anthurium
looks shiny
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Actual Texture This is the touch and feel of a materials surface e.g. Eryngium is spiky to
touch
Line The paths created by materials that help to move the eye through the
design
It can either relate to direct or indirect line movement of materials or the
overall line movement of the design e.g. Radial or parallel
Links with rhythm
Direct Lines These are lines created by a single material e.g. a Delphnium makes its own
straight line where as Crocosmia seed heads create a curved line
Indirect Lines Lines created through the design by the same type of material or colour.
This creates a focal line leading your eye to the focal and through the
arrangement
Radial A design where the lines originate/fan out from the same point, usually the
focal point of the design
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The London Chelsea Flower Show The elements of design = Texture, Line, Colour, Form and Space
Texture This is the surface quality of a material, either visually or actually
This helps to make a design more interesting as it creates contrast within
the design, especially if only one colour is used.
Shiny = The most dominant texture
Visual Texture This is the visual appearance of the materials surface e.g. an Anthurium
looks shiny
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Actual Texture This is the touch and feel of a materials surface e.g. Eryngium is spiky to
touch
Line The paths created by materials that help to move the eye through the
design
It can either relate to direct or indirect line movement of materials or the
overall line movement of the design e.g. Radial or parallel
Links with rhythm
Direct Lines These are lines created by a single material e.g. a Delphnium makes its own
straight line where as Crocosmia seed heads create a curved line
Indirect Lines Lines created through the design by the same type of material or colour.
This creates a focal line leading your eye to the focal and through the
arrangement
Radial A design where the lines originate/fan out from the same point, usually the
focal point of the design
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