Interior designers make use of tried and tested
design principles which can be used in any redecorating or upgrading project.
Although there are a number of these design principles we focus our attention
to some of the most critical ones. references By Eadus Goa.
Functional: the end goal of every interior designer is to
ensure that the redesigned space is functional for everyday living. This design
fundamental highlights the functionality of the furniture and lighting in this
space. Planning the placement of furniture and the type of it that suits is
essential to improve the function key of the place. Having oversized furniture
or too little of it will make the room unbalanced and thereby limiting its
functionality in every aspect.
Focal Points: Often designers make use of focal points such
as a fireplace, a large sized window or even artifacts to draw the eye’s
attention towards it. This is then complemented with either furniture or
similar accessories that promote functionality of the everyday user. This could
be as little as a colourful rug or even dynamic colourful art.
The lightning: the visual appeal of a room is immense
through its lighting- a combination of artificial as well as natural lighting.
There are multiple alternatives to artificial lighting can be combined in
layers of task lighting, ambient lighting, mood lighting etc
Before placing furniture in the room first begin withdrawing
a design on graph paper by measuring and marking furniture placements and
electrical outlets. Account for primary pieces of furniture as well as light
once that will help balance the layout of the room.
Mood: mood is accentuated in the room with the use of
colours and furnishing. Variances of these are in terms of patterns and
textures that also extend to accessories used and. To establish ‘mood’,
interior designers make use of establishing a theme across a room. Decorative
pillows or colourful lampshades are commonly used to help complement the room’s
theme.
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