INTERIOR ILLUSTRATION
OUTLINE
Interior design is the art and science of enhancing the interior of a building to achieve a healthier and more aesthetically pleasing environment for the people using the space. If you don't like a specific musical style, the theater bores you, or you're not attracted to works of art, you can almost always avoid them. Architecture, however, is different. A poorly thought-out project will affect the lives of many people consistently and for a long time. With interiors, this effect is even more amplified. Humanity is spending more and more time indoors, which directly impacts our well-being and health. In periods of compulsory retirement, as in the current pandemic of Covid-19, we gain a sense of how important interior spaces are for our well-being and even for the prevention of diseases. Designing an indoor environment is a huge responsibility for a professional. An interior designer must plan, research, coordinate, and manage these projects to obtain an adequately healthy and aesthetically pleasing environment for the people who use the space.
Industrial Edge
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The industrial design aesthetic is every bit as cultivated and nuanced as those of centuries prior, with no
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Defined by a raw, unfinished, and almost factory-like sensibility, an industrial interior style showcases utilitarian materials such as wood, metal, and cement in a way that proves that form and function can be one and the same.
Shabby Chic
Soft hues reign in the shabby chic interior. Bright white and beige are the most popular, as are pastel colors such as pink, lavender and light blue.
Monochromatic Modern
Choosing the simplicity of monochrome, using a paired back combination of black, white and grey can be key to creating a a calm and restful retreat, implemented by some plants to work with.
Introducing pure grey can soften what is often seen as a stark contrast.