Category: Interior Design
Lighting illuminates modern society, fueling our early-morning productivity and allowing us to socialize after sundown. When the days are short in winter, lighting keeps us cheerful and connected. Those opportunities expand greatly as we bring greater intentionality to how lighting
Today’s interior design clients expect truly immersive visual experiences that help them better understand their spaces before any work begins. Thankfully, tools like building information modeling (BIM) and real-time rendering technologies now make it possible for interior design teams to
Key Takeaways: Retail spaces are meticulously designed to make shopping feel intuitive and engaging for customers. By utilizing interior design principles, stores can not only help shoppers find products easily but also fill them with comfort! With fantastic opportunities for
Contemporary healthcare environments offer efficient and capable care, but that is only the beginning. Today’s clinical spaces hold the potential to calm and reassure patients while also helping clinical professionals tackle large caseloads with ease. Previously, patients and staff members
Interior design may be Nathan Simon’s degree at RMCAD, but he may be best described as a jack-of-all-trades. Tackling many exciting projects and exploring far beyond the scope of his degree, he knows that the juice is always worth the
When guests make the choice to stay at a boutique hotel as opposed to a “chain,” they’re looking for a truly unique and memorable experience. When it comes to fulfilling those expectations, interior design choices can make all the difference.
Designing with history in mind is not about recreating the past, it’s about understanding it. Behind many contemporary collections lies careful research – hours spent studying garments, textiles, sketches, and photographs preserved in fashion archives. These collections of historical dress
Home is more than a place – it’s where routines are built, memories are held, and independence thrives. As the desire to remain at home later in life continues to grow, interior design has become a powerful tool in making
Lighting is one of the most powerful – and often underestimated – tools in interior design. Beyond simply making a space visible, lighting shapes emotional response, supports biological rhythms, affects perception of materials and color, and defines how people function
As the upper wall in a room, the ceiling can easily be overlooked as a utilitarian feature. Its primary purpose is to hide the structural components of the building, yet ceiling design can have a surprisingly significant impact on the
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