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Interior Design |
What is Interior Design?
Interior design is the art and science of improving the
interior of a building in order to create a healthier and more attractive
environment for those who use it. The way we experience spaces is fundamental
to interior design. It is a powerful, necessary part of our daily lives,
influencing how we live, work, play, and even heal. Interior design at work
creates comfortable homes, functional workplaces, and beautiful public spaces.
An interior designer plans, research, coordinates, and
manages such home improvement projects. Interior design is a multifaceted
profession that entails conceptualization, space planning, site inspections,
programming, research, communicating with project stakeholders, construction
management, and design execution.
Designers create environments that anticipate our needs
and appeal to our emotions, drawing on a diverse set of skills and technical
knowledge. Interior design has evolved dramatically since its inception as a
profession in the early twentieth century.
The best interior designers make it appear simple.
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Home Decoration |
Interior designers are expected to be knowledgeable about the following topics:
- Textiles, materials, color, interior design, sustainability, and more
- 2D and 3D computer-aided design (CAD) software applications, as well as building information modeling (BIM)
- Building codes, structural requirements, and health and safety concerns
Interior designers nowadays collaborate with
contractors, architects, engineers, craftspeople, furniture dealers, and
business and homeowners. To be a successful interior designer, you must have a
well-rounded education and the ability to work across multiple disciplines
(architecture; graphic design; decorative arts; and textile, furniture, and
lighting design).
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