Interior Design Quiz Dec 3

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Types of paint

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Flat, satin, eggshell, semi gloss, high gloss

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Flat best for...

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Low traffic areas

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High gloss best for....

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High traffic areas. Durable and most washable

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Cornice boards

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Wood that may be upholstered with fabric

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Puddling

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Floral, less practical installation in which excess fabric is draped on the floor

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Fullness

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Ratio of fabric width to window width

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Stackback

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Amount of space taken up by the draperies when open

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Swags

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Curved pièces of fabric over window

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Jabots

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Decorative Triangular ends on curtains

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Painting techniques

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Mural, marbling, color washing, combing, rag rolling, smooshing, venetian plaster, antiquing, stipling, glazing, sponging

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Wall coverings

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Paper, cork, embossed, fabric, grass cloth, leather, vinyl

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Wall covering terms

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Single roll, double roll, triple roll, European roll, dye lot, border, repeat

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Window coverings

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Soft, hard, drapery, curtain, blind, shade

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Railroading:

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Fabric runs the other way

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Drapery types

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Drapery panels, Roman shades, roller shades, cornice, valance, woven wood shade (grass, Reed or bamboo), Austrian shade, café curtains

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Float:

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Less than one inch above the floor

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Touching:

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Curtain touches the floor

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Puddling:

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Extra 15 inches to length

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Hard window treatments

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Blinds, shades, shutters

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3 hardwood flooring types

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Solid, engineered, acrylic impregnated (most durable)

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Types of floor stone & tile

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Exposed aggregate, flagstone, granite, limestone, marble, terrazzo, slate, travertine, ceramic, Mexican, quarry

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Resilient floor materials

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Asphalt tile, cork, fabric flooring, leather, linoleum, rubber, vinyl

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Soft floor coverings

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Carpet or rug

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2 Carpet types

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Broadloom & tile

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Protein fibers

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Wool, mohair & silk

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Plant fibers (cellulosic)

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Cotton, linen, jute, hp, coir (coconut) sea grass

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Mineral fibers

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Asbestos

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Manufactured fibers

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Rayon, acétate, acrylic, nylon, polyester, olefin, spandex, silicone

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Warp:

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Runs lengthwise on the loom

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*4 types of Dyeing

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Greige, yarn dyeing, solution dyeing, piece dyeing

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Greige:

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Fabric that retains its natural color or is left uncolored

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Yarn dyeing

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Individual strands are separetly colored (like a radish)

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Solution dyeing:

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Fibers are dipped into a dye solution (carrot)

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Piece dyeing:

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Whole pieces of fabric are dyed

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Types of printing

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Block, roller, screen, resist, computer aided design

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Block printing:

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Wood blocks carved for each color

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Roller printing:

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Metal rollers engraved with pattern

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Screen printing:

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Mesh mounter over frame, color if applied in back & forth motion with squeegee

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Resist printing:

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Hot wax is applied to parts of cloth which prevents the dye from being absorbed

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Computer aided design:

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Specialized programs discharge colors

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Cypton:

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Trademark of Hi-TeX, process that enhances resistance to stains, moisture and microbes

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Téflon & scotch guard:

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Fabric treated with resins to provide wrinkle resistance

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Heat setting:

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Permanently pleat fabrics

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Chintz or polished cotton:

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Wax finish applied by heat and pressure for glazed for shiny texture

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Backings and linings:

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Add dimensional stability and durability

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Types of patterns

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Geometric, organic, floral, figural (ppl & animals)

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Abrasion resistance:

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Ability to resist wear caused by rubbing

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Colorfastness :

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Ability to retain color

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Dry crocking:

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Ability to resist transfer of dye into another surface

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Non woven materials

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Leather, ultraseude (synthetic imitation leather), vinyl

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Assemblage:

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Composition of items sometimes found items

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Types of paintings

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Oil, watercolor, acrylic, tempera, fresco

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Tokonoma:

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Japanese dedicated area