Color, Space, and Style is an essential guide for interior designers, students, and anyone undertaking an interior design project. In the world of interior design, information is often scattered across countless inspirational publications that lack a foundation in design principles, or within a few informative design manuals that lack theoretical grounding. Color, Space, and Style gathers the essential information and ideas for planning and executing interior projects of all scales, distilling them into a format that is as easy to use as it is to carry. The topics covered include project planning and management, graphic representation and presentation techniques, space design and sequencing, color characteristics, materials, textures, patterns and motifs, natural and artificial light, building systems, accessibility codes, and sustainability. To demonstrate how these topics can be creatively interpreted in practice, the book features numerous interviews with interior designers.
Chapter 1: The Beginning of an Interior Design Project
Chapter 2: Project Management
Chapter 3: Fundamentals of Graphic Representation
Chapter 4: Presentation and Communication
Chapter 5: Room Proportions
Chapter 6: Space Sequencing
Chapter 7: Room Types
Chapter 8: Building and Accessibility Codes
Chapter 9: Color
Chapter 10: Materials
Chapter 11: Texture
Chapter 12: Patterns and Motifs
Chapter 13: Natural Light
Chapter 14: Artificial Light
Chapter 15: Building Systems
Chapter 16: Details
Chapter 17: Furniture and Accessories
Chapter 18: Accessories and Their Display
Chapter 19: Sustainability Guidelines
Chapter 20: Further Reading
Chapter 21: Digital Resources
