Tit bits About Interior Designing

Well, when it comes to designing and decorating ones house, most people love to pick out colors, fabrics and finishes when remodeling, but some number of factors need to be considered. most importantly is the amount of space you have. Space planning when done right can produce a finished room that feels larger and performs more efficiently.

 Space planning
 1. What are your space needs?
Think about the size of your furniture and the number of people occupying the room. For instance, the space between the kitchen counter and the dining room table should be at least 4 feet so that people can walk between the two and diners have room to pull out chairs.

An overview of a bedroom layout

 2. What are the existing conditions? Most remodeling, redecorating or reorganizing projects don't start with a clean slate. Your space plan takes shape within an existing shell. Locations of doors and windows, electrical outlets, columns and partitions will all be major considerations as you think about your space plan.

3.What are your space relationships? Once you have determined the right size for each space, figure out which spaces need to be near each other — these are called adjacencies.

As people move from one space to the next, which ones make the most sense to be near each other?

4.Think of furniture in context of grouping. In the bedroom, a bed, nightstand and dresser make up a group. In the living room, a sofa, coffee table, end table, lounge and chair may be a grouping. The groupings are

• The individual pieces of furniture
• The space around them
• The space needed to access the grouping

Thinking in this way will make it easier for you to plan your space.