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Add a touch of whimsy through movement from "summary" of Joyful by Ingrid Fetell Lee
In designing our spaces, we have the opportunity to infuse them with a sense of delight and playfulness. One way to achieve this is by incorporating movement that adds a touch of whimsy. Movement has a unique ability to bring spaces to life, creating a dynamic and engaging environment that captures our attention and sparks joy. When we think about movement in design, we often picture objects in motion - a spinning carousel, a swinging pendulum, or a gently swaying curtain. These elements not only add visual interest but also cre...
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