Kitchen Clarity Adventures in Kitchen and Bath Design

I’ve been a bit stuck on symmetry this week, extolling the bilateral kind here, whining about its absence there. So today let’s have a look at that tricky and subtle member of the symmetry family, asymmetrical balance. First, a definition: Asymmetrical balance brings into equilibrium elements that are equivalent but not matching John F.  Pile, ...

Forgive me if I’m stating the blindingly obvious, but bilateral symmetry is such a useful design principle for kitchens – it gives a strong sense of order, and that makes for spaces that feel grounded and are easy to live in. I’m sure the feeling of safety and comfort we get from bilateral symmetry goes ...