Interior Design

3. Method of establishing rhythm in a design, refers to a progression where sizes of shapes move from large to small or color values shift from light to dark
5. Scandinavian design concept, emphasizing coziness
7. Japanese design concept, meaning a focus on negative space
8. Japanese sliding doors made of wood and paper that allow light to softly enter
11. Japanese design concept, meaning incorporating nature into design
13. Method of establishing rhythm in a design, features an abrupt change in any of the design elements, such as contrasting colors or shapes.
14. Kitchen with two counters facing each other with a space in between.
16. The percentage of a design that should be the accent color
17. Japanese design concept, meaning to embrace imperfection

1. Scandinavian design concept, meaning 'just enough'
2. Scandinavian concept, embracing the outdoors
4. Color scheme that uses only black, white, and shades of gray.
6. A narrow wooden space just outside the room, connecting indoors and outdoors
9. A counter in the middle of a kitchen.
10. Japanese straw floor mats that create a soft, warm feel.
12. Color scheme that consists of three colors that are equidistant from each other on the color wheel
15. Method of establishing rhythm in a design, involves objects that spread out from a central point in nearly every direction