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You have probably heard this statement before—Always follow the ‘Rule of Three’ when decorating your home. What is this mysterious rule of three and how do we incorporate it into our home—and aren’t rules meant to be broken? Most designers will tell you that the rule of three was put into effect due to the fact that an odd number of items look more natural and less forced than an even-numbered grouping. Why is this? Well, mostly because too much symmetry makes a room look stale and cold (although, we all know symmetry plays a huge role in the design, too). Essentially, there is a balance to be found between symmetry and asymmetry. In order to make this balance more clear-cut, we have gathered a library of ten room designs that follow this rule of three–some follow it to the letter, others show how flexible the rule can be, and then some outright break the rule. Let’s look at these rooms to see how designers have dealt with this rule and how, at times, they have successfully broken the rule.