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Balance

A room is considered balanced if all the room feels as if everything is in its place.

Asymmetrical balance refers to perceived balance in a room. The two halves in the room do not have to be similar but should be balanced.

Classical symmetry refers to a sense of relationship between both sides of a room if both sides are very similar. This is considered formal and traditional.
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