June 22, 2006
Dear friends, It is a universally accepted truth that color impacts human mind and therefore must be used wisely in an interior space.
There is a normal practice amongst interior designers, to use “color schemes” to enhance the beauty of an interior space.
A color scheme normally has more that one color. The type of color used and the type of combinations used will decide what kind of interest the space will express when it’s been painted with a color scheme.
Let’s see what are the types of colors
1)Hot Color Schemes
Primarily red and Yellow color lies in this category. These colors have an excitatory effect on human mind and hence are used in spaces where human activity is rapid and excitatory.
Such spaces are Circus Tents, Pubs, Sports Complexes, etc.. In all these spaces physical activity is the primary function and
hence a proper use of hot color scheme can greatly add to the quality of space.
2)Cool Color Schemes
Primarily Blue and Green fall under these category. These colors tend to create a soothing effect. Because its cool nature these are used where physical activity is of less importance.
Such spaces are bedrooms, hospitals, etc… You will extensive green in hospitals because of its cool nature.
3)Neutral color schemes.
Primarily White, Black and shades of these two i.e. Gray fall under this category. Black and white when use with the hot or cool color scheme can shift the effect of hotness or coolness of both predominant color schemes.
Apart from these three basic color schemes infinite combinations of all these colors is possible which can give rise to qualities such as contrast, brightness, shallowness, etc…
In spite of such enduring qualities of the color schemes in interior design, color has a certain weakness built in itself.
The kind of emotion the color will evoke in human mind is directly dependant on two major factors.
1)The quality of surface on which it is applied.
2)The quality of light which falls on the colored surface.
These two factors must never be ignored. If there is no light, there is no identification of the color itself. A red colored surface will look different in morning dim sunlight, afternoon harsh sunlight and evening sunlight. Also it will have some more exciting effect if an artificial light is projected on the surface.
A rough surface painted with a soothing color such as white will have different appearance that a plain surface painted with white. Also if sunlight falls of a rough surface, it will cast minute shadows of the details caused because of the roughness, thus limiting the smooth effect, the white color can cause.
Some designers have actually used this as a benefit to arouse interest in a space. Apart from these every material on this planet has his own color. The brick exposed walls already have their own reddish/brown color with a rough surface. The mortar joints between the bricks also have their own color and texture.
That’s why color in interior design is not something, which must be applied or not applied, but it is only a visual element which is already present in our environment. The space is more important than the color and the appropriate color scheme will greatly enhance the visual quality of the space attained by its form.
What does this mean?
We are used to live in rectangular spaces. The rooms in our home are predominantly rectangular in volume. But imagine a bedroom which is circular and also has a domical roof on top.
Here the form of the space itself is so exciting, that color plays a secondary role. Here the form of the space itself creates excitement, which could otherwise be achieved using a hot color scheme in a rectangular volume.
That’s why any color scheme in interior design is always dependant on the form of the space, quality of the surface on which it is applied and the amount of light it accepts.
For more in-depth information on choosing your very own color schemes I recommend Color Schemes Made Easy By Shelley Stewart.
I hope this article was informative to everyone.
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June 20, 2006
Dear friends, can you define the term “space”. By space I don’t mean the universe or the astronomical point of view. A space is the area which is enclosed between walls, floor and ceiling and which can be used as a habitual room.
Any empty bedroom space has certain parameters attached to it the moment it gets created.
What are these parameters?
First of all the length, width, and height , the physical dimensions of the bedroom. These three have a unique relation to each other. Rooms with less length and width and too much height or too broad length and width and less height are not proportionate and tend to create discomfort.
But there are special cases where too much of height is a necessity. Some examples are church buildings, cinema halls. Here it is necessary to accommodate large group of people and project a kind if grandness through design.
That’s why the space gets altered depending upon the use or function” of the space. Hence in a bedroom the space takes a form of its own depending upon inners activities of the space.
Let’s see how.
Any bedroom space has certain leakage points attached to it. By “leakage” I don’t mean rain water or any other kind of stuff coming in. The bedroom space is likely to have exit point attached to it, like following,
1)Exit to backyard.
2)Exit to attached toile block.
3)Exit to attached walk-in closet.
4)Exit to balcony or terrace.
5)Openings of windows.
Depending upon the location of these, an imaginary travel path gets fixed starting from the entrance door of the bedroom. This imaginary travel path forces the user to arrange the furniture, in a way which will not create obstruction in the path. After the furniture has been arranged, what remains is the space used for circulation inside  the bedroom. If the bedroom has a small area and too many exit points (as mentioned above), then the room is left with a fixed furniture layout.
At such times the success of the bedroom decorating project
lies in detailing. By detailing I mean small things such as upholstery materials, color schemes, furniture textures and finishes.
But with bedrooms which have large areas, the moment you change the furniture layout, the circulation space takes a new form and the entire room looks a new one. This is what I mean by “dynamic space” which takes a new shape.
It’s like that example of the glass half filled with water. The moment you change the quantity of water space alters and the glass looks different.
Here we have come to an interesting conclusion of this article. From the above discussion one thing is very clear. The “personality” of a space can be easily altered by allowing the empty circulation space to take a new form.
In interior design everyone talks about furniture, colors, textures, paints, wallpapers, etc… but no one talks about ”Empty Space” which is equally powerful. Finally it is the empty space which remains and is a measure of the comfort level for the user. If there is very less empty space remaining in a room after the furniture is placed, it is considered uncomfortable.
I hope this article was informative to everyone.
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June 18, 2006
Dear friends, if you are planning to improve/renovate or refurnish your home then this article can be a very useful guide and save your lot of time.
When it comes to home improvement, most people think that
it’s has to do with painting the house from inside out and forget about it.
But any architectural structure is much more than just walls and ceiling. There are many systems working simultaneously which keep the building under function.
Let’s have a look at these systems one by one.
1) Structural System:
This includes the support system of the entire building, namely foundation, columns, beams, slabs(in R.C.C structure). The most commonly used structural systems is R.C.C. Other types include steel and wood.
While renovating a building special attention must be given to the structural support system. Slabs should be checked to be leak proof. Columns and beams which are exposed to external atmosphere must be checked for damage. R.C.C structural members are always covered with plaster. This plaster must be without damage.
In case of steel structures, anti-rust treatment must be applied wherever necessary. In case of wooden structure anti-termite treatment must be applied wherever necessary.
2) Plumbing System:
All pipelines which carry water in and out of the structure must be checked for leakage. The main are of possible leakage is at the joints, hence must be carefully treated.
Water taps at the washbasins, inside bathrooms, kitchen sinks, toilet blocks, should be checked for good and smooth operating conditions.
3)Drainage System:
Drainage from kitchen, bathrooms, toilets should have an unobstructed and shortest path to outside chambers. Any clogging of these lines can cause overflowing of the chambers, hence should be checked and cleaned.
4)Electrical Systems:
This starts with the main supply of the electricity from the local authorities. The point of entering the main supply should be checked for any excessive disturbance in voltage levels, which might cause damage to electrical appliances inside.
All switch boards and switches in respective rooms should be checked for proper and safe functioning. Security systems such as earthing and M.C.B’s should be checked for safe functioning.
5) Doors and Windows
These form an important part of any structure as far as safety is concerned. Proper functioning of the doors and window shutters is necessary. If your home has a security alarm system installed, then it must be kept updated and in proper working condition.
Door and window shutter hinges should be applied with lubricants for smooth operations. In case of sliding doors and windows, tracks which allow sliding should be dust free.
6) Glass Panes
All glass panes used on windows and doors should be dust free. Any broken or cracked glass panes should be replaced immediately.
If the building has a skylight, then it should be checked to be
leak proof and clean, to allow clear and unobstructed sunlight in the interiors.
7) Flooring Materials
In most cases tiles are used for flooring. All tiles should be checked for cracks and most importantly leveling.
In every home flooring has a natural slope to avoid clogging
of water if any such situation arises. Tiled flooring must be checked at joints. Any cracks in joins must be checked with proper bonding material.
In case of wooden flooring, extra care must be taken to keep
the flooring termite-free.
8) Wall Plaster and Wall Paint.
All external walls must be checked from outside for a proper layer of plaster. Plaster prevents the rainwater to seep inside the structure. If external plaster gets damaged, rain water seeps inside causing dampening of walls.
All internal walls must be checked for scraping of paint.
8) Furniture and Carpentry Items.
All furniture items must be termite free and sturdy at the joints. A coat of good quality wooden polish can add life to the furniture pieces.
Other carpentry work includes door and window shutters, door and window frames.
9) Other Accessories.
This includes small thing which matter a lot, such as all the locking arrangement at doors, windows, towel rods in the bathroom/wash basins, arrangement to dry washed clothes, storage arrangements in kitchen/bathroom.
10)External Systems
This can include a solar water heater, electric pumps to push
the water from underground water tank to Overhead water tank, Cable TV antennas.
All these systems must be checked for proper functioning.
From the above discussion it is clear that proper functioning of any architectural structure is dependant of many complex systems which work simultaneously.
Hence all these must be given attention and respect. Any building is just like a human body, with movable and stationary parts. If dealt with proper care can give a very healthy living experience for years to come.
I hope this article was helpful to everyone.
Copyright 2005 Shrinivas Vaidya
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June 16, 2006
If you are planning to design and decorate your own bedroom, then you must know that there are many factors that can affect the outcome of your creative exercise.
Let’s have a look at some of the possible factors.
1)Furniture: Furniture occupies maximum space in a room. The size and style of the furniture you choose will directly affect the way the space is perceived after the decoration is complete.
Furniture pieces, which are abutting the walls such as dressing tables, wardrobes, cabinets, form the face of the walls which were previously blank in an empty room. Because of this the face of the furniture is a major factor is creating the mood of an space.
2)Interior Color Scheme: Color has a direct effect on human mind. Color can make the room smaller or bigger than it is. For example dark rooms are perceived smaller in volume than those with bright and cheerful colors.
It’s not the room which changes, it’s the effect of the color which our mind picks up.
3)Wallpapers: Wallpaper is a good alternative to using paints on walls. The greatest advantage of using wallpapers is that they can be applied quickly.
Using wallpapers with design patterns can quickly alter a space and give a “rich” look to a space. Wallpapers are available in washable types as well.
The only problem with wallpapers is that they can get torn because of sharp edges of furniture items. If you have children in your family then maintaining a them can be a little nuisance.
4)Upholstery and Linen: This includes bed sheets, cushion covers, curtains, carpets, etc.. All these are dependent on something else. What does this mean?
Curtains are always in association with doors, windows or other openings in walls. So the texture/color/finish of curtains define a frame to the openings thus affecting the interior pace.
Other upholstery items are dependant on shape and size of the furniture on which they are used. That’s why a clever use
of color/texture/finishes can greatly enhance the furniture piece thus altering the overall grade of the space.
5)Lighting: A well planned electrical and lighting plan can greatly enhance the interior space. Depending upon the internal arrangement of the furniture lighting can be used to enhance certain areas of the space.
Spotlights and filler lights can be used as and where required. Filler lights are used to achieve a uniform lighting, which is normally available during daytime from sunlight.
Spotlights used in the form of lampshades can be used to cater a specific area such as study tables, bedsides. Apart from these two types decorative lamps used as hangings can add extra mood to the space.
6)Project Budget: Budget is a very important factor in any project. Professional designers are very skilled in maintaining a balance between creative designs and economical design.
A design which is economical yet projects a highly creative mood is very hard to achieve. However a good market research can easily make you a good and sensitive designer. Keeping in mind the various materials available in market and proposing them in designs is a good practice.
I would like to make one important point here. A design with expensive an expensive budget is not necessarily a good design. A simple and aesthetically pleasing design solution can easily be achieved with creative thinking of what you already have with you.
From the above discussion you can fairly assume that a slight change in any one of the above factors can alter the appearance your bedroom. If you are planning to refurnish your bedroom, you can use this as a dummy checklist to organize the entire process.
I hope this article was helpful for everyone.
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Children at age of 1 1/2 start to walk, talk and express themselves. Their parents are the role models for them. They learn to perform action which their parent teach them.
Based on these teachings children vey quickly learn a taste about everything in life. This includes, the food they eat, the kind of toys they play with, the kind of friends they will make etc..
For a growing child it is necessary to expolre new things, apart from what his/her mom/dad teaches. A bedroom is a great place to do this. When planned properly, a child bedroom can greatly enhance his/her learning experience.
Children have a curious mind. Even a child which is yet to speak, this curiosity can be easily traced by looking at the broken toys, torn books, etc..
That’s why as a bedroom designer creating spaces within the structural walls, using intersting furniture elements, can greatly help to add some curious thinking. Furniture pieces specifically designed to create an adventure can be proposed.
Instead of using plain colored walls, theme base paintings, such as AESOP stories, fairy tales, can be painted on walls. These picturesd can include animals, trees, vehicles, human beings of different age groups. This gives an extra learning edge, because there is lot to learn about the world as a whole.
Creative flooring patterns can also be a good starting point. At the same time use of ceiling space as a storyboard can be used to give a knowledge of the “sun and moon”.
Furniture with level differences can act as a way which tends to give physical exercise and at the same time create a space of their own.
As far as linen is concerned, it should be easy to maintain, because it is more likely to get dirty and messy frequently. Above all these factors what is most important is a good natural light and free flowing air can add to the healthy atomsphere.
From above discussipn it is quite clear that bedroom design is not just arranging a few furniture pieces and arranging them in the physical space. It is much related to how humans react to diferent artificially created materials, which includes their color, texture, finishes, etc..
If used creatively it can greatly improve the quality of human life. I hope this article was helpful for moms/dads and also for the designers.
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June 13, 2006
Whenever I think of any design, be it interior design or product design, a few things very naturally come up in my mind. These are in the form of questions.
The best part is, answers to these questions can give rise to
a very successful design in itself. Let’s see how.
If I am planning to design a piece of furniture, let’s say a double bed, immediate I start relating to what I already know about double beds, some picture/image I have already seen, something I have seen in some furniture shop, etc… Then I start thinking about what material I should think about, the budget, dimensions, age group of people who are going to use it, etc… If you answer these questions one by one on a paper, you will get a blueprint of the design process, so that you can convert in into technical drawings, with all the joinery details and finally the product.
Amongst above mentioned questions some are directly related to function of the double bed as a piece of furniture.
What does this mean?
When I ask myself, what should be the dimensions of a double bed? I have very little freedom to decide the dimensions of the bed, because there are certain norms to be followed in order to serve it’s basic function and that’s comfort.
But what if I say that I will keep the overall surface area of the bed same , but make it round in plan. Will it be ok..
Now here I am trying to achieve both function and aesthetics,
without sacrificing the comfort of the person who will use it. So during any design process there will be times when the designer need to take some decisions where he has to keep
aside his wildest ideas and pay attention to function first.
That’s why the true success of an interior design project is a good balance between function and aesthetics.
Expressing this kind of balance through design is not an easy
task, because function is universally accepted, but aesthetics, not always.
What does this mean?
Beauty is always relative. A washbasin has a common universal function of an appliance to be used for washing hands, but it’s beauty is relative. What is beautiful for me, might not hold true for you.
So a design expression can have a unique style of the designer himself. It is possible that the designer is more comfortable with certain kinds of materials/finishes/color schemes, etc.. which can reflect in his designs.
In spite of these personal touches a good designs always
caters the needs of the user first. A good designer has a certain kind of convincing power in his/her style which he uses to expresses in the design without sacrificing the likes/dislikes of the user.
There are designers who are more comfortable in designing only a certain kind space such as bathrooms, bedrooms, living rooms, public spaces such as restaurants, clubs, gymnasiums.
Of course this is entirely of a personal choice, but there is this same message in their designs, shell out your ego and design for the best parameters with worst possibilities taken into considerations. This is what gives birth to a great design.
I hope this article was helpful.
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Any room in your home is primarily a space within walls, floor
and a ceiling. When the structure or the apartment gets constructed, the architect and the structural contractor has taken all the care that it is stable and can withstand outside
natural forces like, earthquakes, heavy winds, rainfalls, etc..
Amongst all other rooms the bedroom is a space where comfort levels have to be kept maximum. But the word comfort is a relative term. The meaning of comfort is not just a sleep of 8 hours. A good sleep inside a bedroom is a bare minimum expectation which can not be ignored.
But comfort varies from person to person. For someone it feels good by just sitting in a rocking chair, sipping a cup of coffee and enjoying good view around the house or for someone it could be listening to good music or watching night
sky full of stars.
So when it comes to design any space many aspects come into consideration. Design is not just arrangement of furniture, choosing color schemes, deciding textures/finishes etc..It has to deal with “feeling good” about the space.
Of course all these factors when used in a unique way, can turn out to be a great design. The above mentioned “feel good” factor comes about by selecting a “theme” based design.
When we try to look towards the empty space through a
theme, everything gets a definition and can be dealt upon easily.
Let’s see an example.
If I decide to decorate a bedroom which is empty, first I will have to decide on a particular style to execute. If it’s my own bedroom then I must know what kind of style best suits my personality. This choice of style will greatly influence, the kind of furniture, color scheme, finishes I use.
Here I can go for contemporary style/oriental style/country style. All these have a unique set of parameters right from the layout of furniture to what diameter should I use for the
curtain rods.
A design deals with a big view starting from furniture layout and goes in-depth, deciding with each and every minute details of linen. All these affect the final expression, which is
required for “feeling good”. All these detailing will change the moment to shift from your theme/style.
That’s why by fragmenting the entire design process into theme options can make the process easier and gives a direction to start the execution of any project.
If you are designing for someone else, it’s a good idea to first know your client’s likes and dislikes. I mean his personality, his hobbies, his job profile, etc… Remember that HE is going to use this room, it’s his baby.
Of course once you start with a theme, it normally happens that you will get more richer and creative ideas during primary sketching process.
I hope this article was helpful.
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So, you want to design your bedroom. Hmm… looks like you
are serious about it.
Lets’ get started quickly. whenever I hear someone say he/she wants to design/decorate a bedroom a lot of things come to my mind.
But, let me clear one thing design and decorating are two different aspects. When I say design, I mean a whole lot bigger perspective. Design includes a lot more maturity in terms of how you perceive a space from within.
Of course I will cover more about design in some other article.
Decoration is more close to everyday actions that can be taken in order to change or alter a space. Decoration deals with accessories used in a space. Very small things, such as curtain rods, their color, lampshades, small statues, table cloths, light fittings, are all parts of the detailing.
It is not that design does not deal with these aspects, but decoration is more do-able easily than the whole design rocess.
If you are not aware of the decoration techniques, or where to start, I will give you a list of some place where you can observe and get inspiration.
1)Of course, the World Wide Web:
 this Internet is a good place to start. But the information  on the internet is not always compiled and sorted out, the  way you want it to be, so you might have to look deep.
2)Local Book stores:
 Interior design magazines, books, brochures from furniture  manufacturers is a good source of inspiration. These books  and magazines do their best to find out Works of successful  designers, which can be quite inspiring.
3)Exhibitions:
 Exhibitions held by manufacturers of interior design products, can be a good source as well.
4)Movies and TV shows:
 Yes, these have a very high project budgets, so spend  thousands of dollars every year to decorate the sets. Just  keep your eyes open and you will definitely find some good  themes in these too.
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5)Look for hobby groups around in your city, look for seminars of those who are successful artists. Bedroom decoration includes detailing and paying attention to small things. Visit art galleries, where you can find some good paintings, other related artwork, which can enhance the beauty of your space.
Finally I would like to say that it’s your room and you are the only person who knows better about your likes and dislikes. So start out immediately because “When There Is Will, There Is A Way”.
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June 12, 2006
A home is a place where we live, spend most of our lives, with family members and our loved ones. Everyone of us knows that a home is not just a structure of bricks and mortar.
it’s an experience.
A typical home consists of at least a living room, bedroom(s), kitchens, toilet blocks, dining room. This my vary depending upon a home is an apartment or a unit in the neighborhood.
Amongst the above mentioned rooms, the bedroom is the most important space.
Why?
Because this is where we are most comfortable. This is where we express our deepest emotions to our loved ones. This is where we sleep and gain energy to work for tomorrow.
A bedroom design project includes a careful study of the surrounding of the entire home. When an architect plans a home, he takes into consideration many parameters for the location of various spaces.
Lets take an example of the bedroom itself.
While deciding the location of the bedroom, an architect might go through the following checklist.
* North direction
* Path of the sun.
* Surrounding landscapes.
* Presence of other natural elements such as lake, flowing
 river, seashore, etc.. which could be visible through
 bedroom window.
* Wind direction.
* Manmade other features, such as tall buildings, roads, etc..
These external factors directly affect the interior of a
bedroom. This is true with any space and not only bedroom.
For example the amount of sunlight entering in a room will affect the dimensions of the window openings, which will in turn affect the available space inside the room for furniture.
The overall atmospheric conditions outside, will affect the type of finishes and materials used for furnishings, linen, flooring, etc.. A bedroom on seashore will have a different set of weather conditions to deal with than a room on a hill slope with heavy snowfall.
That’s why the interior design of any living habitual space is an exact replica of what’s happening outside. Everything is so dynamic. A slight change in the outside world can affect the appearance of the home altogether.
If you are trying to design your own space then this article might help to start thinking on the concept level.
With these words I end this article and hope it was useful.
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Do you know that your bedroom is responsible for who you are right now.
Your own bedroom is the place which you see last when you go to sleep and also is the first place you see when you wake in the morning.
These two are the times of the day when you are most receptive to receive any messages, good or bad.
Hey, what did I say? Good or Bad. Yes, it’s true, anything you see, feel, touch, smell, listen to at this time of the day will contribute in making your “personality”, no matter whether it works for you or not.
That’s why you can make use of this fundamental reality to unconsciously program yourself almost automatically, by taking care of your bedroom. In short you can “design” your bedroom as a self help tool.
The term “design” in itself has a much wider scope. Design is not just color scheme, materials, lighting, furniture and its arrangement in the bedroom. It includes the personality of the person who is going to use it.
While in a bedroom, a person is more relaxed, feels more secured and is open minded to accept more positive messages. That’s why it is necessary to understand the personality of a person before designing his/her bedroom.
His/her likes/dislikes, moods, what motivates him/her can affect the entire bedroom design strategy. This design strategy includes the type of furniture to be used (iron, wood, cane contemporary), color schemes to be used (cool, warm, composite) types of flooring materials(tiles, carpets, wooden floors, PVC floors), the overall theme of the bedroom(oriental, contemporary)
That’s why a good bedroom design is one which creates a feeling of security for it’s owner. Use of natural elements such as plants/flowers can greatly add to the motivational capacity of a bedroom space. Since plants and flowers already have a beauty of their own, can greatly enhance the aura of the bedroom.
A bedroom which is nothing but a full mess, is harmful for development of a healthy mind. A room full of clutter and unnecessary garbage gives a negative message to your subconscious. As far as possible, office work, computers should be avoided in a bedroom.
If there is a scarcity of space and such situation arises all care must be taken to keep the work clean and healthy. This requires a little effort, but payoffs are huge if done on a regular basis.
I hope this article was informative and positive.
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