Interior design is “everything that would fall out of your house if you turned it upside down”, and, by contrast, interior architecture is “everything that wouldn’t.” In essence, interior architecture includes the fixed elements of your home interior—like staircases, doors, and bathroom fittings—but excludes the original structure itself. Interior design, on the other hand, focuses on the moveable items such as furniture, artwork, and soft furnishings as well as window treatments and wallcoverings. Therefore, the distinction lies in what remains permanent versus what can be rearranged or replaced, which helps clarify the different roles each discipline plays in shaping your space.

Interior designers create spaces that are not only aesthetically beautiful but also highly functional. They work to develop a deep understanding of their client’s lifestyles and aspirations. Designing living experiences that speak of personality, style and intimate connection.

Interior Designing is complex as it requires technical understanding and coordination with all levels of the industry. From structural, mechanical and electrical engineers, to furniture, textile, product designers and artists. They will do everything from drawing up the initial floor plans to placing the last decorative accent. Focusing on finishes, furnishings, and details, an Interior Designer creates a cohesive look for your home.

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