INTERIOR DESIGN

Interior Design

In this section we interact with clints to identify their needs and create interior space accordingely. We create design for all aspect of interior space , such as doors,windows,wall and it’s colour furnishings. We design building interiors which ofen requirs considering both the functionality & appearance of a space.

Plan for real life
Create a vision of Interior design

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Plan for real life

In the interior design process, “Space planning is first. According to the Indian Institute of Architects, space planning includes blocking out interior spatial areas, defining circulation patterns, and developing plans for furniture layout and equipment placement.

Every interior design project begins with an assessment of a room’s functional deficiencies and how the elements can be manipulated to better fit the people who live there. “We try to be really thoughtful about how people use their spaces. She often asks: “What do you need in your space and how do you move through your life everyday?”

The goal of space planning is to create efficiency. “We’re finding that most of our clients come to us thinking that they need more space, more storage, more of everything,”. “We try to gently guide them toward simpler solutions.”

For instance, she recently had a client approach her with a request for a large addition to their home, but the designer realized that reorganizing the existing footprint and incorporating a smaller addition would deliver what the homeowner needed. “If we’re able to give clients all the function they need without just getting bigger and bigger, I think that’s good for everybody,” she says.

Create a vision of Interior design

Once the designers have an idea of how the space should function, they mesh those requirements with the client’s desired aesthetic and atmosphere, to create a concept for the space.

“We take a global approach versus just picking a paint color or a sofa,” says Nesen. “It’s really about creating a vision. There’s a timelessness and longevity [to the interior] when you can implement that vision that’s been well thought out.”

For a designer, communicating the concept is akin to storytelling. Says Nesen: “You have to be able to tell a story about how the interior is going to come together with all the different elements and pieces.
“You have to be able to tell a story about how the interior is going to come together with all the different elements and pieces.”