Tips and tricks Of Interior Design

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INTERIOR DESIGNER

• JATIN SINGH

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TABLES OF CONTENT

• ABOUT INTERIOR DESIGN
• HISTORY
• EDUCATION
• WORKING CONDITION
• INTERIOR DESIGN SAMPLES
• COLORS IN INTERIOR DESIGN
• FACTS OF INTERIOR DESIGN
• REFERENCE

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ABOUT INTERIOR DESIGN

• Interior design is the art and science of
  understanding people's behavior to create
  functional spaces within a building. Decoration
  is the furnishing or adorning of a space with
  fashionable or beautiful things. In short,
  interior designers may decorate, but decorators
  do not design.
• Interior design is the process of shaping the
  experience of interior space, through the
  manipulation of spatial volume as well as surface
  treatment for the betterment of human
  functionality.
• An interior designer is someone who plans,
  researches, coordinates, and manages such
  projects. Interior design is a multifaceted
  profession that includes conceptual development,
  space planning, site inspections, programming,
  research, communicating with the stakeholders of
  a project, construction management, and execution
  of the design

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HISTORY

• In the past, interiors were put together
  instinctively as a part of the process of
  building. The profession of interior design has
  been a consequence of the development of society
  and the complex architecture that has resulted
  from the development of industrial processes. The
  pursuit of effective use of space, user
  well-being and functional design has contributed
  to the development of the contemporary interior
  design profession The profession of interior
  design is separate and distinct from the role of
  Interior Decorator, a term commonly used in the
  US. The term is less common in the UK where the
  profession of interior design is still
  unregulated and therefore, strictly speaking, not
  yet officially a profession.
• In ancient India, architects used to work as
  interior designers. This can be seen from the
  references of Vishwakarma the architect - one of
  the gods in Indian mythology. Additionally, the
  sculptures depicting ancient texts and events are
  seen in palaces built in 17th century India.
• In ancient Egypt, "soul houses" or models of
  houses were placed in tombs as receptacles for
  food offerings. From these, it is possible to
  discern details about the interior design of
  different residences throughout the different
  Egyptian dynasties, such as changes in
  ventilation, porticoes, columns, loggias,
  windows, and doors.

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EDUCATION

• There are various paths that one can take to
  become a professional interior designer. All of
  these paths involve some form of training.
  Working with a successful professional designer
  is an informal method of training and has
  previously been the most common method of
  education. In many states, however, this path
  alone cannot lead to licensing as a professional
  interior designer. Training through an
  institution such as a college, art or design
  school or university is a more formal route to
  professional practice.
• In the UK and the U.S, several university degree
  courses are now available, including those on
  interior architecture, taking three or four years
  to complete.
• A formal education program, particularly one
  accredited by or developed with a professional
  organization of interior designers, can provide
  training that meets a minimum standard of
  excellence and therefore gives a student an
  education of a high standard. There are also
  university graduate and Ph.d. programs available
  for those seeking further training in a specific
  design specialization (i.e. gerontological or
  healthcare design) or those wishing to teach
  interior design at the university level.

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WORKING CONDITION

• There are a wide range of working conditions and
  employment opportunities within interior design.
  Large and tiny corporations often hire interior
  designers as employees on regular working hours.
  Designers for smaller firms usually work on a
  contract or per-job basis. Self-employed
  designers, which make up 26 of interior
  designers usually work the most hours. Interior
  designers often work under stress to meet
  deadlines, stay on budget, and meet clients'
  needs.
• In some cases, licensed professionals review the
  work and sign it before submitting the design for
  approval by clients or construction permisioning.
  The need for licensed review and signature varies
  by locality, relevant legislation, and scope of
  work. Their work can involve significant travel
  to visit different locations. However, with
  technology development, the process of contacting
  clients and communicating design alternatives has
  become easier and requires less travel. They also
  renovate a space to satisfy the specific taste
  for a client.

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INTERIOR DESIGN EXAMPLES
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COLOR IN INTERIOR DESIGN

• Color is a powerful design tool in decorating,
  and interior design which is the art of
  composition, and coordinates colors together to
  create stylish scheme. Interior designers have
  knowledge about colors to understand
  psychological effects, and meaning of each color
  to create suitable combinations for each place.
  Combining Color also gives a certain state of
  mind, and has positive and negative effects. It
  makes a room feel more calm, cheerful,
  comfortable or dramatic. It also makes a tiny
  room seem larger or smaller. So it is the
  Interior designer profession to choose
  appropriate colors for a place in a way people
  want to look and feel in the space.

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FACTS OF INTERIOR DESIGNER

• Interior designers may specialize in a distinct
  discipline like residential and commercial
  design, health care, hospitality and
  institutional design. 
• Specialty areas involving interior designers are
  continuously growing and evolving. With an aging
  population in most countries the focus has been
  on developing solutions that improve the
  environment especially for the elderly. 
• There are many disciplines involved in interior
  design like function, structure, special group
  needs, specialized performance, discipline for
  business, presentation skills, computer
  technology, craft skills, and aesthetic
  disciplines, among others.
• Computer-aided design is normally used by
  designers these days although hand sketches still
  remain valuable for their personality. Also
  called CAD, this is a program that is used to
  communicate the design in realistic views and
  various angles. 
• After the survey and provision of the working
  drawing the client will be given an initial
  concept for approval. Once this is approved the
  floor plans, alternations, finishing, and
  furnishings follow. Most probably doors, walls,
  and windows will be repositioned as well. 

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Reference

• http//thewomenplaza.com/
• https//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interior_design

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