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The Principles of Interior Design
Scientifically one can break interior design down into a few design principles. But be aware because these are not rules, rather see the principles as fundamental underpinnings for a feeling, flair or intuition to interior design.
Principle 1: UNITY
When doing interior design it is necessary to think of the house as a totality; a series of spaces linked together by halls and stairways. It is therefore appropriate that a common style and theme runs throughout. This is not to say that all interior design elements should be the same but they should work together and complement each other to strengthen the whole composition. A way to create this theme or storyline is with the well considered use of color.
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Modern Interior Design
As an interior designer, you must stay on top of all the modern trends. Once you leave school, you will need to do this on your own. Modern interior design can be fun and quite expensive. Interior Designers know the tips and tricks to keep expenses down without compromising the quality and creativity of the design.
Interior Designers know the best places to buy furniture, window treatments, blinds and artwork to compliment modern interior design. They also know the where to get the best accessories, nicest plants plus flooring and anything else needed. Many of these resources are obtained online.
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The Victorian Interior Design Style
One of the most attractive and popular interior design styles is the Victorian style. This style, which has its roots in the Victorian Era, can be easily created in a home, without the need to hire an interior designer.
It is quite common for people to try to create a Victorian look in their homes without actually knowing what its characteristics are. It is impossible to create a Victorian interior design without knowing what its various elements are.
Two words come to mind when trying to describe the Victorian interior design style: beauty and abundance. During the Victorian era, when people got more access to goods at lower cost, they had a lot of design materials to work with. This is why the Victorian style uses a lot of decorative items. However it is important not to overdue this. Giving a feeling of abundance while avoiding clutter is the key to a successful Victorian look.
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