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Interior Design: A Journey Through Space Planning
Understand the impact of well-designed interior spaces on mood and wellbeing, and the importance of prioritizing functionality and personal preferences.
Last updated
5/2024
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Level31m
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Overview
Interior design involves the creation of spaces that are not only visually appealing but also comfortable and functional. It is the art of transforming a room into a well-designed and purposeful space that caters to the needs and desires of its occupants. A thoughtfully planned and designed space enables efficient use of floor area and directly impacts the mood and wellbeing of its users.
All rooms serve primarily functional purposes, being the spaces where we live, eat, entertain, sleep, read, dress, bathe, and more. Each room has its own unique requirements and must be designed accordingly to fulfill its intended purpose. For example, a living room should be designed to accommodate social gatherings and relaxation, while a bedroom should prioritize rest and privacy.
If a room fails to meet its fundamental functional criteria, its aesthetic appeal becomes irrelevant. It is crucial to consider the practical aspects of a space before focusing on its visual and sensory elements. This involves analyzing the room's layout, considering the flow of movement, and ensuring that all necessary elements are incorporated seamlessly.
By prioritizing functionality, interior designers can create spaces that not only look beautiful but also enhance the overall quality of life for those who inhabit them. A well-designed room can improve productivity, promote relaxation, and foster a sense of wellbeing. It is through careful space planning and attention to detail that interior designers can achieve these goals.
In addition to functionality, interior design also takes into account the personal preferences and lifestyle of the occupants. The design choices should reflect their tastes, interests, and needs. This can be achieved through the selection of appropriate colors, materials, furniture, and accessories.
Furthermore, interior design is not limited to residential spaces. It also encompasses commercial and public spaces such as offices, restaurants, hotels, hospitals, and retail stores. In these settings, the design must not only be visually appealing but also support the specific activities and functions of the space.
Interior design is a multifaceted discipline that goes beyond mere aesthetics. It involves careful consideration of functionality, personal preferences, and the intended use of the space. By creating well-designed and purposeful spaces, interior designers have the power to positively impact the lives of the people who inhabit them.
Our courses are designed as stand-alone offerings and can be completed in any sequence. Nevertheless, if you wish to enrol in all our courses, we suggest a recommended order for completion, although it is not mandatory:
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What you'll learn
Learn how to plan spaces in order to ensure comfort, balance, maneuverability and of course, beautiful design.
Requirements
A passion for all things interior design and decorating is highly recommended.
Course Content
8 Sections 8 Lectures 31m total length
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