Interior Designing
The job of an interior designer is to master the art of turning any space into a potential haven. Your designer will ensure that you receive comfort and class by selecting the appropriate color palette and ensuring that their designs are not only beautiful but also useful.
WHAT IS INTERIOR DESIGN?
Let's start by understanding what interior design is in the first place before we give you a brief primer on the field and all of its intricacies. Fundamentally, interior design requires a wide range of skills: An interior designer is expected to know everything about the inside and outside of any concrete structure, from textiles and how well they work in a blueprint to making sure a design follows local regulations.However, institutions are now offering courses that combine complementary fields like architecture and design in an effort to keep up with the times.
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN INTERIOR DESIGNER VS. INTERIOR DECORATOR?
Education is the primary distinction between interior decorators and designers. A decorator chooses the artifacts, paints, and other items that can be used to decorate a space. On the other hand, a designer must consider not only the space's visual aspect but also the building's structural workings after earning their degree in interior design courses. This involves determining the locations of various electricity lines, which pipeline is connected to which side (when designing kitchens and bathrooms, for example), and other details. However, an interior designer is typically also the space's decorator.
COMBINING INTERIOR DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
Since interior design and architecture are inextricably linked, it should come as no surprise that courses that combine the two are now available. In fact, interior design and the technical aspects of building a structure are intertwined in IIAD's courses on the subject. A course in interior architecture and design is the best option because both fields necessitate extensive knowledge of the subject and collaboration with one another.
HISTORY OF INTERIOR DESIGN
Many civilizations have followed the practice of designing and decorating their homes for eons, but where did it really start? The Egyptian civilization, whose inhabitants were known to adorn their homes with beautiful metal artifacts, vibrant paintings, and even furniture made of animal skins, is the response that is most commonly agreed upon. Each home had an intricate water system that ran through it and was designed to be symmetrical with the other houses in the village. The Romans adopted similar concepts and equated a luxurious home with a person's social status.
MODERN ART & DESIGN
Painters, sculptors, and other members of the artistic intelligentsia eventually started experimenting with completely pushing the boundaries of design, which led to art movements like Surrealism and Impressionism. Naturally, this vision found its way into everyday life, manifesting itself in home interior designs that pushed the boundaries of what a home should be.
HISTORY OF INTERIOR DESIGN
Many civilizations have followed the practice of designing and decorating their homes for eons, but where did it really start? The Egyptian civilization, whose inhabitants were known to adorn their homes with beautiful metal artifacts, vibrant paintings, and even furniture made of animal skins, is the response that is most commonly agreed upon. Each home had an intricate water system that ran through it and was designed to be symmetrical with the other houses in the village. The Romans adopted similar concepts and equated a luxurious home with a person's social status.
