Interior design, decoration, space planing
Interior design is the process of creating of interior space, through the work of spatial volume as well as surface treatment, choosing the right colour, furnishing and bringing a mood into the room. Not to be confused with interior decoration, interior design draws on aspects of architecture, period styles, product design and furniture design in addition to traditional decoration to accomplish a harmony in the interior. An interior designer is a person who is considered an expert in the field of interior design or one who designs interiors as part of their job. Interior design is a creative practice, very visual subject, establishes a conceptual way, refine the design direction, and produces graphic communication and construction documents needed for particular project.
About ZFI
Zuzana Fischer, at the moment an Interior design student by Rhodec International (aspiring designer) and Student member of IIDA would like to present to you her work.
She is aiming for elegant interiors, which are both functional and comfortable, accompanied by personal touches, never tending to outright plain effect non museum-like notion. The aesthetic combines classical minimalism, contemporary pieces, and custom furniture and last but not least a piece of art in interior evokes modernity and suggesting active lifestyle. The interiors show a thoughtful integration of interior design, personal need and architecture.
Functionality and beauty go hand in hand in a well-planned space. What is space? It is space bigger than just a room or is such space combining both your hallway moving to the patio as well as balcony? Space is your home without dividing lines. Make the most of your space. Attention to detail, carefully chosen materials and suitable furniture elevates fine interiors from the rest. Don’t be afraid to invest in unusual materials and forms. If you are looking for a change follow the river of your feelings. Do you want to achieve individuality? Mix the classics! Be open to experiments, but let them enough space to evolve. You should not be afraid of investment into qualitative pieces of furniture keeping it on as an investment into the future to live with and to build on.
The final design should always be a reflection of the clients and their lifestyle.
P.S.: If you like what you see in this portfolio - she is looking for practising her skills also on your project.
