Field Of Interior Design Research Articles

Stochastic Detection of Interior Design Styles Using a Deep-Learning Model for Reference Images

This paper describes an approach for identifying and appending interior design style information stochastically with reference images and a deep-learning model. In the field of interior design, design style is a useful concept and has played an important role in helping people understand and communicate interior design. Previous studies have focused on how the interior design style categories can be defined. On the other hand, this paper focuses on how stochastically recognizing the design style of given interior design reference images using a deep learning-based data-driven approach. The proposed method can be summarized as follows: (1) data preparation based on a general design style definition, (2) implementing an interior design style recognition model using a pre-trained VGG16 model, (3) training and evaluating the trained model, and (4) demonstration of stochastic detection of interior design styles for reference images. The result shows that the trained model automatically recognizes the design styles of given interior images with probability values. The recognition results, model, and trained image set contribute to facilitating the management and utilization of an interior design references database.

The development of architectural technology and Impact on the interior design of interactive spaces

This paper discusses the effect of technology development, such as the emergence of interactive architecture) as the direction of the trends of modern architecture and its impact on the formation of interactive intelligent space, and the decisive factors of reaction and reaction. With the human interior space, the rhythm of science and technology, the impact of this era's interior architecture, and the designer's who install installation elements and interrelations based on methods and theories Technology, Finally design the shape related to function.Although the interior design creates the internal environment to meet individual requirements, but the human sense of the kind of failure to comply with this design over time produces a sense of monotonous and bore as well as , the emergence of modern technology and the change of building envelope lead to the change of the vacuum property inside the building, so as to recognize and respond to the nature. This is a trend of design Packaging or internal space respond to each other or adapt to human inhabitant of space . With the emergence of direction Interior Design Interactive Interior Design found a link through the response Sensory determinants vacuum internal, showed the surfaces of self-cleaning and walls invisible Structures of self-reproduction, This technique has created a whole generation of smart materials, It has strength and light weight and also this technique in turn creates an internal vacuum for wireless These smart materials are a material change to respond to the surrounding environment became Some materials contain Nano computers that can send signals or paint, anti-microbial, Modern technology materials keeps up with the trend of modern architecture. Through the application of modern trend in interior design, we find that this is a huge revolution In the field of interior design through smart materials developed applications working to respond to the interior space user This trend on the use of technology on an integrated social level in the design explores the humanitarian needs within the context of responsive technologies.

Impact of Architectural Design Concept Source on Application Level of Interior Design

Architectural education nowadays is considered one of the most important fields in architecture. The origin of learning in architecture is about the objective perception of the architectural concept in terms of its sources and levels of application. This research is generating from the question of the existence possibility effects of the architectural concept source in its application level to get to the essence that is forming from the architectural concept. The theories that dealt with this idea clarified a fragmented description which produces a knowledge gap. The problem statement of the research represented by the lack of knowledge that concerned with the effect of the architectural concept source on the application levels. The results of the case study were supporting the research hypothesis in the field of interior design. Cases were selected based on the clarity of their elements and levels of design. The search concluded that the concept source that is representing by the analogy symbolic concept, the analogy between nature and the project- was the most affected in the floor plan level.

TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY AND ITS COMPLEMENTARY DESIGN ROLE IN INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

In view of the recent development in the field of arts in all its fields due to technology and its impact on the culture of society, and the remarkable development, especially on the design thought of the elements of interior architecture complementary to interior design, to keep pace with the rhythm of the technology of the age of endless aspirations for the shape and style of design that has become different and transformed from everything He is familiar and stereotyped. Weaving is considered one of the most important materials used in the arts in general and especially in interior design, and smart weaving has been applied and the use of nanotechnology with it in several areas of interior design, such as cladding pieces of furniture for seats, sofas, curtains, textile hangings, whether lighting units, hanging dividers, carpets, and other uses for the interior design field. . Weaving is one of the most important design complements in interior architecture. The visual impact of design complements is related to the material that makes up the visual surface. Also, smart materials can be used in different ways as energy transformers or as mechanical actuators, in addition to the basic function for which they are designed. The change and transformation that occurs in the material to become a smart or sustainable material to keep pace with the continuous technological development as a result of what brought about the technological revolution and the digital revolution in the field of interior design. The interior is an interactive space or the environment is interactive that needs to use smart materials that serve the requirements of a person in his living environment. It is the most important example. For smart weaving applications, nanotechnology weaving, wood folding fabric, polyester episiotomy fabric, magnetic origami curtains, composite memory fabric, digital blinds, textiles incorporated with phosphorous walls, all of them are composite materials and interactive products that interact with the surrounding environment to provide a better internal space for humans. The smart weaving realizes the idea of a complete transformation in the interior design as a whole within the design elements because it is a basic complement to the design process within the design environment.

A Survey on Augmented Reality and its Applications in the field of Interior Design

A Survey on Augmented Reality and its Applications in the field of Interior Design

The Impact of Using Interactive Interior Design on Enhancing the Performance of Clothing Shop

The interior designer is facing many challenges in the design process, to make the interior fit to the environmental and cultural conditions, and thanks to modern technology, which led to successive architectural transformations in response to the many developments in ICT, many new concepts have emerged in the field of interior design, that seek to meet human needs and future requirements. One of these concepts is interactive interior design, which necessitated the interior designer to reconsider the common design methods in order to integrate with the era of digital design. Whereas the interactive design has given shape, space and function a new meaning, it is possible to have an interaction between spaces and humans, taking into account the respect of the internal and external environment. The research reviews the impact of using interactive design on space handling in clothing stores. By employing an interactive design in the interior spaces, to meet the needs and requirements of users and make the most of the available spaces and achieve luxury. Whereas the use of interactive design in the determinants of the internal space of clothing stores work to solve the prevailing problems in the accumulation of spaces in the display and congestion of corridors customers and do not direct them the best direction to achieve the highest sales. Follow the Methodological, descriptive and analytical research of models of shop that sell clothes to identify the most important design problems that exist. The most important results were: 1. The use of interactive techniques as a guide and advertising inside the shops of clothing has facilitated the process of selecting clothes inspection and purchase without the need for spaces to change clothes. 2. The use of interactive technologies led to the organization of the sale and display of customers and the lack of congestion in the places of assembly.

Function first or form first—a comparison of two design methods for undergraduate basic course

Talking about form and function in the architecture, two major traditions in design are always inevitable. They are two methods of architectural design: the first one is used by Beaux-Art system which takes form and order as the core; the second one is of Bauhuas system which focuses on function. Architecture is closely related to the interior, so are there also two design methods in the field of interior design? Through analysis of interior design textbooks in different academies, it was found that most existing design methods are based on function. Function-based design methods have a series of operable standard methods for function, but also have the problem of high level of functional logic and low level of formal logic. Does interior design also have a design approach starting from form and order and unifying function logic and formal logic? By transplanting the “kit-of-parts approach” in architectural design into interior design, applying the two design methods in undergraduate course of environmental design and comparing the two course design results, it was verified in this paper which design method is easier to balance form and function in basic design course.

Practical Application Analysis of 3DMAX in Interior Design

With the development of society and technology, new technologies in various fields are emerging one after another. 3DMAX is one of the world’s top 3D software products from Autodesk, plays an important role in all design fields. The application of 3DMAX in the field of interior design is conducive to accurately and intuitively transforming the designer’s creative ideas and design concepts, effectively improving the quality and efficiency of interior design projects. This paper is based on the relevant overview of 3DMAX software applications, analyzing and studying the practical application of 3DMAX in interior design.

The Compatibility of Higher Education Outcomes with the Requirements of the Labour Market in an Interior Design Programme in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

This study aimed to explore the compatibility between the outcomes of academic interior design programmes and the needs of the labour market in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) to fill gaps and ensure sustainable development. The study reviewed nineteen academic interior design programmes in different regions, both public and private institutions, and distributed two questionnaires to graduates and employees that assessed seven stages related to the design process and project management. The sample in this study consisted of sixty graduates and nineteen employers in the fields of design or architecture who hire local interior designers. The results indicated that interior design programmes do not fulfill the needs of the market because some regions do not have interior design programmes or the programmes are limited to women, and the image of interior design professions is not clear in some regions due to limited information in the community. Some study plans need to be updated and reviewed based on the latest changes in the labour market. The results also showed that graduates had good knowledge of and skills in the field of interior design, with some shortfalls in the project management skills required in the labour market, such as budget calculations and writing work contracts, timetables, and reports. This limitation may be due to a lack of communication between institutions and the labour market and weak academic guidance for students when choosing elective courses that support these skills. Finally, it is clear that the graduates had good communication, negotiation, persuasion and decision-making skills. The result of this study should help administrators of interior design programmes develop curricula that fulfill the needs of the labour market and help enrolled students increase their knowledge and skills. Finally, the results can inform employers about the necessary training for their interior designers.

국내 인테리어디자인 분야의 디자인권 등록 경향 및 특성 연구

국내 인테리어디자인 분야의 디자인권 등록 경향 및 특성 연구

Role of Technology for Interior Design Sectors in Creative Economic Development

The purpose of this research is to find out and describe the technology used to develop the creative economy. This study used a qualitative approach with descriptive methods, to explain the facts and conditions that occur at this time. The results of this study indicate that technological developments in the interior design sector can produce works that are innovative, efficient, and have benefits in creative economic development. With CAD (Computer Aided Design) it is very helpful for architects and designers to design their projects with full accuracy, can save more time and money use more efficiently. From the results of CAD (Computer Aided Design) technology in the field of interior design, it can be applied in detail and detail to the elements. Of course with the development of technology that can affect the creative economy.

Lighting Layout Optimization for 3D Indoor Scenes

AbstractAs the number of models for 3D indoor scenes are increasing rapidly, methods for generating the lighting layout have also become increasingly important. This paper presents a novel method that creates optimal placements and intensities of a set of lights in indoor scenes. Our method is characterized by designing the objective functions for the optimization based on the lighting guidelines used in the interior design field. Specifically, to apply major elements of the lighting guideline, we identify three criteria, namely the structure, function, and aesthetics, that are suitable for the virtual space and quantify them through a set of objective terms: pairwise relation, hierarchy, circulation, illuminance, and collision. Given an indoor scene with properly arranged furniture as input, our method combines the procedural and optimization‐based approaches to generate lighting layouts appropriate to the geometric and functional characteristics of the input scene. The effectiveness of our method is demonstrated with an ablation study of cost terms for the optimization and a user study for perceptual evaluation.

성격장애의 인지행동치료 관점에서 본 인테리어 테라피 사례

The purpose of this study was to graft cognitive behavioral therapy onto interior design as comprehensive approach of psychotherapy and explore its potential. Study scope ranged in secondary data collecting broadcast programs from ‘Interior therapy with Jeff Lewis’ by Bravo TV in United Stated from 2012 to 2013. Study methods were naturalistic observation and case study. Naturalistic observation implies implicit measurement, while case study involves video observation using broadcasting images recorded. Study subjects were analyzed by SASB model representative of interpersonal approach in personality disorder. The study results were as the following. Firstly, enmeshment as well as separation were found in terms of interdependency in OCD, Residence space is given energy of flow and functional aspect of space is utilized as living things. Secondly, favorable characteristic of loving oneself actively was found in terms of affection in NPD. Tidiness and order therapy and furniture rearrangement reflecting preference of family members with oneself as the center are used. Thirdly, both enmeshment and separation were found in terms of interdependency in personality disorder. Tidiness and order therapy is used to remove collections obsessed and color therapy and flower decoration reflecting preference of family members are used in empty space. Finally, significance of this study is to be used as the basic data to develop therapy education program in the field of interior design in the future.

The Metaphor of Nature as a Strategy for Modern Bathroom Design

Drawing from history until this current time, numerous fields of study has created designs and offer clarifications stimulated by nature. The concept of metaphor applied in interior design has attracted critics, theoreticians as well as those who are experts in the field of interior design. The use of metaphor can assist in redefining problems and facilitating in assisting solutions in interior design. Furthermore, it can serve as a research concept especially in grasping novel bathrooms designs, which there are very little studies on how nature-based metaphors can inspire different concepts for bathroom. From here, the problem of research was determined by studying how nature-based metaphors were used to generate different concepts and ideas for modern baths. The aim further seeks to determine the types of metaphors obtained from nature in the design of bathroom. For the benefit of achieving a detailed result, the methodology of this study adopted a qualitative multiple case study, and scope of limited to modern bathroom interior design. Research is based on information provided by catalogues and the websites of the most predominant companies competent in the design of bathrooms, which includes a wide variety of famous designers, and conclusions are then drawn by analyzing the data documented in these forms. This paper identifying six key indicators drawn from previous studies. The research has reached the pivotal role of metaphor usage as a design strategy for modern Bathroom Interiors. Where the metaphor ranged between form to the senses and the general atmosphere naturally inspired.

Student Interior Design Projects in Saudi Arabia

AbstractInterior design students should be able to use research and evidence‐based design outcomes to make decisions that promote health, safety and wellbeing. This approach will contribute to resolving social, environmental and community issues through design‐oriented thinking Accordingly, the aim of this research in a senior design studio course is to promote a better connection to the local environment needs without losing the creativity aspect. This study covered two semesters and used multiple data collection methods, including interviews, observational field notes, discussions and personal reflections. The findings showed that jury critiques and case study analysis were the most beneficial sources of information for students to develop their project ideas and solutions. The paper illustrates processes, products and aspects that are used in senior projects to find solutions to environmental needs. In addition, the study offers lessons learned and reflections to raise students’ awareness of the cultural needs in relation to the interior design field. This study shows findings similar to earlier research that found that students who identified and analysed a local case study understood the design problem better and were creative in linking their project design solution to the society's needs. The study also reveals that students who relied on analysis of well‐defined local case studies developed focused and detailed concepts and design solutions according to the instructor's and jurors’ assessments. The study also contributes to literature by using a multi‐method approach and offers implications for local and international policy‐makers on interior design curricula.

Decision-making in semi-democratic contexts

A general problem, which may concern practical contexts of different nature, is to aggregate multi-experts rankings on a set of alternatives into a single fused ranking. Aggregation should also take into account the experts’ importance, which may not necessarily be the same for all of them. We synthetically define this context as semi-democratic. The main aim of the paper is the analysis of the possible semi-democratic paradigms that can be conceived when the experts’ importance is not the same: (i) the importance is described by means of a weighting vector; (ii) the importance is expressed by a weak order on the set of experts; (iii) the importance is described by a weak order on the set of experts with additional information on the ordinal proximities among them. The three paradigms can be applied in different decision-making situations, where some experts perform multiple assignments. In this paper various situations are discussed and analyzed in detail. A series of examples, in the field of interior design of a new car, will complement the description.

Building Castles out of Debris: Reuse Interior Design as a ‘Design of the Concrete’

Large amounts of waste are produced when old furniture is routinely replaced with new as a result of relocations and reorganizations in both the private and the public sector. This article is an anthropological study of reuse interior design, an emerging field of interior design that seeks to enhance sustainability in homes and work spaces through using existing furniture and materials. Redesigners interact with materials not only to explore what they offer within the design concept but also how they may affect that concept. Recent theoretical debates within posthumanism and new materialism illuminate how human and non-human forces together co-produce socio-material outcomes. This perspective is here brought into productive conversation with Claude Lévi-Strauss’ work on the science of the concrete, where he outlines a method for producing new knowledge about the world based on available resources. Building on this conversation, the article argues that the redesigners’ work–assisting existing materials and things in their continuous becoming and turning them into new designs–can be seen as a ‘design of the concrete’. This has wider implications for current debates about the transition into circular economy where recycling, rather than reuse and repair, plays an important role. However, recycling tends to reduce used things simply to their material constituents, depriving them of important social, cultural, and material values. The redesigners’ studio represents a space in which used things and materials are creatively repaired, redesigned or upcycled to be used for new purposes rather than being reduced in material recovery and recycling schemes.

The Design pillars of the educational guide space in the middle schools of Baghdad city

This research aims at finding design bases for the internal space of the educational guide in the middle schools, commensurate with the actual needs and uses of that space. The importance is to contribute to the awareness of the impact of the internal design of educational spaces in the improvement of performance and aesthetic, and its beneficial to the educational institutions, including the Ministry of Education. Objective: The research is a design attempt to add to other attempts in the field of interior design, and it is unique in dealing with the internal space of the educational guide, as well as opening up knowledge horizons for researchers in interior design to benefit from the results of the research. The problem, its importance, its purpose and limits, and then the definition of the terms used in the research and its definition. The theoretical framework consisting of two subjects, the first contained the design principles of the internal space extension and included a historical overview of the guidance spaces and identity, through the structural elements and non-structural constituents. The second contains the cognitive and organizational characteristics in the extension spaces, and addressing the cognitive and organizational characteristics of these spaces, where he gave a full explanation of these characteristics. A set of indicators adopted in the analysis process for field research procedures was then extracted. The research procedures in terms of methodology, the research community, the sample of the intentional research, the research tool used, the format of the analysis axes, and the description and analysis of the sample. The findings: The entrances of the guided spaces have exceptional abilities to represent the value of the place, to achieve a state of polarization and to guide the guided students through the advanced methods of design which adopt the principles of harmony in colors and shapes received by the recipients. The determinants of the guidance spaces and their relationship with neighboring spaces, as well as their location, have an effective impact on privacy data and their role in achieving a state of confidence, safety and tranquility among space occupants. The materials achieve the desired conditions in achieving the status of acoustic and visual insulation and employing them in the appropriate locations for the guided spaces to achieve an actual presence that embodies the state of trust and concealment within those spaces, as well as the privacy of individuals and the place. The location and direction of the openings in the guided spaces have an effect on the natural lighting data and their role in lighting the interior spaces and their functional and aesthetic values as an auxiliary element of industrial lighting. The internal guidance spaces acquire their complementary appearance characteristics in the case of the use of complementary elements and markings in a manner that simulates the design requirements.

Designing with Color in the Early Childhood Education Classroom: A Theoretical Perspective

Early childhood education and care centers provide young children with opportunities to explore, create, reflect, experiment, and learn in the classroom environment. Theorists of human development have proposed theories, paradigms, models and ideologies regarding children’s relationships with the social and physical environment. The physical layout of the early childhood education classroom is related to the center’s theoretical or ideological perspective. For every theoretical model and teaching perspective, the designed environment will play a role in the quality of children’s experiences in the classroom. The optimally-designed classroom space offers children a setting for exploration, reflection, and learning through the use and application of design principles and elements. The objective of this paper is to connect the concepts from the interior design field with the concepts from early childhood education perspectives on best practices for the design of early childhood education classrooms. Current research on color preference is presented, followed by an analysis of color in early childhood education classrooms. A color questionnaire is provided to assist teachers with the use of color as a design tool in their classrooms.

Creating modern designs for narrow interior spaces inspired by the art of origami

When it comes to design our homes, which have a limited space, we are looking for all available means to successfully furnish the house, despite its limited space, so it is imperative to reach the smartest solutions for furnishing this house. These solutions would be conducive to getting the most out of small spaces, and it is preferable to use furniture pieces that are convertible from one function to another so that the furniture pieces perform more than one function, while taking a small space in the house. The multi-use furniture is the result of effective and innovative solutions in the field of interior design to the problem of small living space in light of the population growth and the financial crisis facing the world and the tendency of countries to horizontal expansion which is the acquisition of pieces of furniture that can be transformed from one shape to another or from one job to another in line with the modern style using the art of origami in order to achieve several objectives, including solving the problem of small spaces and making good use of them in addition to adding an aesthetic touch to the interior space, and this is done using the art of origami. Origami is an ancient Japanese art that means forming paper to make three-dimensional models using techniques of folding and carving and combining these techniques with various paper shapes to create composite designs. From the standpoint of emphasizing the role of the interior design in finding solutions for limited spaces, the idea of research came to conclude ideas for multi-use and convertible designs that serve narrow interior spaces using the art of origami.