Interiors
An Introduction
Dublin Core
Title
Interiors
An Introduction
An Introduction
Subject
Interiors
An Introduction
An Introduction
Description
Interiors: An Introduction, Fifth Edition, is the starting point for a lifetime of design
education, appreciation, and enjoyment. Interior design is an exciting discipline that
makes life better through effective design solutions to spatial, functional, and aesthetic
challenges. Whether your goal is a career in interior design, or simply a better understanding
of
how
to
enhance
your
own
living
space,
the
information
and
ideas
found
in
Interiors
will
help
you
achieve
it.
The objectives of Interiors are threefold:
1. to introduce a philosophy of and encourage an appreciation for fi ne design wherever
it is found—in historical and modern examples, and in design that is continually
evolving on the leading edge of technology;
2. to apply timeless design principles and elements to interiors;
3. and to make students aware of the wide variety of fl oor plans, materials, furnish-
ings, and styles possible in interior design.
This book is the beginning of a study that can be expanded by searching the Inter-
net, reading interior design magazines, and visiting museums, showcase homes, showrooms,
and
supply
sources.
Educated
students
are
more
astute
consumers
who
are
able
to
make
selections
with
good
design
and
practicality
in
mind.
education, appreciation, and enjoyment. Interior design is an exciting discipline that
makes life better through effective design solutions to spatial, functional, and aesthetic
challenges. Whether your goal is a career in interior design, or simply a better understanding
of
how
to
enhance
your
own
living
space,
the
information
and
ideas
found
in
Interiors
will
help
you
achieve
it.
The objectives of Interiors are threefold:
1. to introduce a philosophy of and encourage an appreciation for fi ne design wherever
it is found—in historical and modern examples, and in design that is continually
evolving on the leading edge of technology;
2. to apply timeless design principles and elements to interiors;
3. and to make students aware of the wide variety of fl oor plans, materials, furnish-
ings, and styles possible in interior design.
This book is the beginning of a study that can be expanded by searching the Inter-
net, reading interior design magazines, and visiting museums, showcase homes, showrooms,
and
supply
sources.
Educated
students
are
more
astute
consumers
who
are
able
to
make
selections
with
good
design
and
practicality
in
mind.
Creator
Karla J. Nielson & David A. Taylor
Files
Collection
Citation
Karla J. Nielson & David A. Taylor, “Interiors
An Introduction,” Portal Ebook UNTAG SURABAYA, accessed March 14, 2025, https://ebook.untag-sby.ac.id/items/show/415.