Quote by Arne Jacobsen

The primary factor is proportions.

The primary factor is proportions.

Summary

This quote is a concise statement emphasizing the importance of proportions in a particular context. It suggests that proportions play a crucial role in determining the outcome or success of something. Whether it refers to design, composition, relationships, or any other aspect, maintaining the right balance or size ratios is key. Proportions help ensure harmony, coherence, and effectiveness, allowing for a more aesthetically pleasing or functional result. The quote highlights the significance of paying attention to proportions in order to achieve desirable outcomes.

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Design

By Arne Jacobsen

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