Method of making a non-repetitive modular design
OwnerAndreas F. Loewyinventor
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This invention is a method making a non-repetitive modular design. The design is created by assembling a plurality of substantially identical modules to cover a surface. Each module has the shape of a polygon, especially a regular polygon, such as a square. The design of each module is created in the following manner. First, one selects a set of points, disposed symmetrically around the midpoint of a side of the polygon, and duplicates the same pattern of points for the remaining sides. Then, one connects every pair of points with a line, such that the lines so drawn form a pattern which is not symmetrical around any imaginary straight line joining any pair of vertices of the polygon. The spaces between lines, or between one or more lines and one or more sides of the polygon, can be filled in with a color, or with any other design element. To make the final design, one provides a plurality of such modules, and arranges them, with random orientations, to cover a surface. The design is non-repetitive, and any orientation of the individual modules will produce a valid design. The appearance of the design is varied by changing the orientation of one or more of the modules. In general, the appearance of the overall design is quite different from that of each of the modules. The modules made according to the invention can be used as floor tiles, or they can be otherwise secured permanently to a solid substrate for decorative purposes.
A method of making a non-repetitive modular design, comprising the steps of:
A method of making a non-repetitive modular design, comprising the steps of:
A method of making modular furniture from a set of identical cubes, comprising the steps of:
A method of decorating a surface, comprising the steps of:
A decorated surface, comprising:
A non-repetitive design module comprising:
A non-repetitive design module, comprising:
A non-repetitive design module, comprising:
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