Interior Design

Contrary to what some may think, interior design is an art form. Many people think that art is only displayed on tangible surfaces, such as paper or canvas. Any room an be turned into a work of art with a little creativity and imagination. Redesigning interiors is a career for many. Interior designers should be considered artists just as much as a painter or sculptor would. Designing interiors takes a lot more effort than just slapping some paint on the walls and rearranging furniture. There are many emotions that can be expressed through countless color schemes. The arrangement of the furniture can play a big role in tenderizing the mood for the room. Interior design styles are always changing. Many trends come and go, but there are some that remain timeless and are still exhibited in households today. Interior design is a creative art form that involves extensive planning, knowledge of different styles, and skills to redecorate. There is sometimes a distinction made between interior decorating and interior design. Interior decorating is generally focused more on finishes, such as wallpaper, paint, window coverings, and furnishings. Interior design tends to be more integrated with the architecture, and in addition to the above areas, might also be involved in cabinet making, room layout, window placement, appliance selection, tile and floor selection, and so on. Planning is one of the most important steps in redesigning a room. It is vital to take in consideration the use of the room, the size of the room, what mood you want to set, and who is going to be using the space. The layout of a room refers to how the furniture is arranged. For example, a double bed should not be pushed up against the wall on the side (Stanley). Achieving balance is necessary in order for the room to be organized. When deciding how to balance your room, there are three main types to choose from. The first type of balance is symmetrical. This type of balance is the most formal of the