Interior Design for Compact and Functional Spaces

Interior Design for Compact and Functional Spaces

“We have come to the end of the course. Thank you for accompanying us! We hope you liked it. Now is the time to prepare your project. To help you, we leave you below a summary of the different steps to follow. Take care to document the steps of your creation. We would like to see it in the presentation of your project. Also add a brief explanation of your process, your progress, and any difficulties or doubts you may have encountered. The brief and the measures Conduct your interview and write your client brief. Then, carefully take the dimensions of the space to be fitted out and draw up the plan of the existing one.

The development project On a tracing paper, draw your sketches, then put them to scale on software or on paper. Plans Make your final plan, dimensioned and annotated, as well as the electrical plan. Mood boards Create your mood boards, taking care to obtain samples of the main materials. 3D visualization Finally, design your 3Ds and validate what has been designed in the plan and in the mood boards. Congratulations on seeing this project through to completion! We can't wait to find out, so don't forget to share it on the forum. To do this, click on the “Create your project” button. We will respond to your posts and questions as soon as possible, but in the meantime, we encourage you to watch what your comrades have been up to and comment on their posts. Also check out other community design projects for new ideas! See you soon on the forum !”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project Thank you very much for taking this Domestika course with us. Now it's your turn to think about your small space project. We give you some final tips before leaving you alone. First of all, take the time to define your project. Write the brief first, then research your creative concept. Keep in mind the main principles we have seen together: the staging of space, the circulation of light and the perception of square meters. make sketches, explore the possibilities before you jump in. Finally, take the time to draw up your electrical plan, the moodboards and to design the 3D. R...”

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Course summary for: Interior Design for Compact and Functional Spaces

• Level: Beginner
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• 1386 students
• 4 units
• 15 lessons (1h 23m)
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• Category

  Architecture & Spaces

• Areas

  Interior Design, Spatial Design