Glossary
Floral Line System
The structural logic governing how lines are organised across an entire composition: radial, parallel, diagonal, winding, overlapping, or free.
“A floral line system is not a description of an individual line but of the governing geometric principle organising the whole design - a structural decision with stylistic consequences.”
A floral line system is not a description of an individual line but of the governing geometric principle organising the whole design. In traditional symmetrical arrangements, the system is radial - all lines emerge from or converge toward a single point. Modern designs frequently depart from radial logic, using parallel, diagonal, winding, or overlapping systems to create asymmetry, tension, and spatial complexity. The choice of system is both a structural and a stylistic decision.
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