Edwardian Wall Tiles from Designer Ceramics

Edwardian Wall Tile: Design Principles

Edwardian wall tiles are classy, sophisticated and never go out of trend. This style began at the turn of a new century when a new King was crowned in England from 1901-1910. But what makes Edwardian wall tiles a timeless design? The answer is pretty simple: Edwardian wall tiles have all the design principles that are important in creating a visual impact to satisfy anyone's taste.

Using Edwardian wall tiles in the visual design isn't a hard style to follow once you have a deeper understanding of its core principles. These principles are key components to creating an effectively designed re-modelling of any part of a home or business establishment.

Harmony is the way parts of the design complement each other. Harmony is attained by making sure that the design is easy on the eye. One way to create harmony is by repeating similar shades of colour.

Balance in art pertains to the symmetry in terms of arrangement. It relies on the positioning of elements in an artwork to create an equal visual weight. Balance can either be symmetrical or asymmetrical.

Symmetrical balance is also known as formal balance. It's described to have equal weight on equal sides whilst the asymmetrical balance places objects in a way that will allow objects of varying visual weight to balance one another around a fulcrum point.