Interior Design

Interior design is the art and science of enhancing the interior of a building to achieve a healthier and more aesthetically pleasing environment for the people using the space.

Buro Happold are helping to deliver Newark Works, a flagship regeneration project that will reestablish a thriving commercial quarter in Bath. Image: TCN

Buro Happold on How are offices evolving?

On: March 22, 2023

Tagged: Interior Design, Interior Design Ideas, interior designer

Due to the pandemic, there has been a change in office layout, with hybrid working providing a means of lowering carbon footprints and enhancing work-life balance. Teams of multidisciplinary experts from Buro Happold are assisting clients in reimagining their workspaces. Companies are investing in their offices to encourage employees to spend time with their teams, and people are still attempting to strike the right balance between working from home and from the office.Read More →

How Cubicles and the Open-Plan Office Came to Be

On: March 11, 2023

Tagged: American design 🇺🇸, Furniture Design, Interior Design

Open-plan offices did not work out as well as their utopian creators had hoped, leading to the shift back to cubicles or pods to increase employee productivity and well-being. READ MORERead More →

Lobby, Grand Hotel, Washington DC 1987. Charles Pfister

Charles Pfister (1938 – 1990) American interior designer

On: March 11, 2023

Tagged: American design 🇺🇸, American designers 🇺🇸, American 🇺🇸, Furniture designer, Interior Design, interior designer, Knoll

Charles Pfister (1939 to 1990) was an American interior and furniture designer and architect. He was professionally active in San Francisco.Read More →

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Launch into Interior Design: a beginner’s guide to the industry

On: March 11, 2023

Tagged: Interior Design, Interior Design Books, interior designer, interior designs

Launch Into Interior Design will guide the reader through all the skills needed to start a career in the design industry that would normally take years to develop. Read More →

5 Interior Design Books recommended for you

On: March 11, 2023

Tagged: Book, Design - Book, gifts, Interior Design

The scope of interior design book is of unlimited appeal post COVID19. Around the world, we have been confined to our homes. These spaces have become so important as they encapsulate our work and personal life. The current selection of books will help you create that sacred space.Read More →

Midcentury Modern: 15 Interior Design Ideas

On: March 11, 2023

Tagged: Book, Interior Design, Interior Design Books, interior designer, mid-century modern, modern, modern style, modernism, modernistas

Master midcentury modern design principles with this simple and snappy interior design handbook.
Do you love rich and vibrant timeless design? Are you on a budget and planning a new project based on this hot trend? Are you excited to find out how to create the midcentury modern look for your home, hotel or motel?Read More →

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The Interior Design Handbook Kindle Edition

On: March 11, 2023

Tagged: Design - Book, Interior Design, interior designer, interior designs, shopping, small spaces

Frida Ramstedt, a design consultant, owns Scandinavia’s most popular interior design blog. In The Interior Design Handbook she reveals the secrets of effective interior design and styling in this book to help you design a home that suits your space, taste, and lifestyle.Read More →

Dorothy Draper (1889 – 1969) American interior designer

On: March 10, 2023

Tagged: American designers 🇺🇸, hotel, house, Interior Design, new york

Dorothy Draper (1889 – 1969) was an American interior designer. She was born in Tuxedo Park, New York. Draper’s upper-crust upbringing, Tuxedo Park was one of the first gated communities in the United States. Dorothy’s parents were part of an old New England family with longstanding social connections. Dorothy’s childhood was spent playing in high-ceilinged ballrooms.Read More →

8 Interior Design Trends from 1966

On: March 10, 2023

Tagged: design trends, Interior Design, mid-century, mid-century modern

The 1960s was a period of rediscovery in interior design – an opportune reawakening to the merits of forgotten favourites that were abandoned, perhaps not because they had become cliches. Interior Designers returned to past design, materials and ideas not because they evoked nostalgia but solely because they are good and contribute something of value to the way they lived at the timeRead More →

Eugenia Errazuriz (1860 – 1951 ) – Woman of Taste

On: March 10, 2023

Tagged: chilean, Interior Design, interior designer, london, minimalism, minimalist, Paris

Eugenia Errazuriz was a Chilean society hostess. She was born in Huici Chile and was active in Paris and London. In 1880, she married the wealthy landscape painter José Thomas Errazuriz and settled in Paris.Read More →

Jay Spectre (1930 – 1992) American Interior and furniture designer

On: March 6, 2023

Tagged: American design 🇺🇸, American designers 🇺🇸, American 🇺🇸, Furniture, Furniture designer, Interior Design, interior designer, interior designs, interiors

Jay Spectre (1930 – 1992) was an American Interior and furniture designer. He was born in Louisville, Kentucky. He was professionally active in New York.

He began his interior design career in 1951 in Louisville. In 1968, he established the design company Jay Spectre, in New York. He designed interiors for luxury homes, private jet aircraft, yachts, and offices, which showed Art Deco, Asian, and African influences with high-tech and hand-carved elements. Read More →

The Schloss Blühnbach 🏰 Castle in 🇦🇹 Austria

On: March 6, 2023

Tagged: Architecture, Austria, castle, Interior Design, interior designs

Schloss Blühnbach is a hunting castle in the Austrian Alps dated from the 17th century. It was extended in 1911 by Archduke Francis Ferdinand; it also includes his art and antiques.Read More →

André Mare (1885 – 1932) french furniture designer

On: February 26, 2023

Tagged: bookbinder, fabric, fabric designer, fabrics, French Design, Interior Design, Paris, Whats NEW

Mare André was a french painter, decorator and furniture designer. He studied painting, at the Academie Julian, Paris. Read More →

Michael Taylor (1927 – 1986) – “California Look” 🌞

On: January 8, 2023

Tagged: American design 🇺🇸, American designers 🇺🇸, American 🇺🇸, Designer, Furniture Design, Furniture designer, Interior Design

Michael Taylor (1927 – 1986) was an American interior and furniture designer. He was known for the “California Style” and made his homes showplaces of the unexpected.Read More →

Memphis Group – it has little to do with Tennessee

On: January 2, 2023

Tagged: Design, design group, Interior Design, Italian Design 🇮🇹, Italian Designers 🇮🇹, Italian 🇮🇹, Memphis

Memphis was a movement in interior design introduced at the annual Milan Furniture Fair in 1981. It consisted of a group led by Memphis guru Ettore Sottass of avant-garde Italian designers. With outrageous interpretations of traditional furnishings and accessories, Memphis shocked the traditionally quiet industry.Read More →

Helen Abson (b.1942) Australian Architect and Fabric Designer

On: September 23, 2022

Tagged: 1950s, Abstract, Architect, Architecture, Art, australian, australian design, australian designer, Design, Designer, designers, designs, fabric, fabric designer, fabrics, feather, female designer, Furniture designer, Interior Design, interior designer, pattern, textile, textile designer, texture, women, work

Helen Abson, who trained as an architect, is an Australian designer. She pursued architecture for five years; founded ZAB Design where she designed fabrics that exhibited a preoccupation for texture achieved through pattern and colour.Read More →

Pierre Guariche (1926 – 1995) french interior designer

On: August 23, 2022

Tagged: french decor, French Designer 🇫🇷, Interior Design, interior designer

Pierre Guariche was a French designer, interior decorator, and architect. He may be best known for the lights he made for Pierre Disderot in the 1950s. Guariche created the ground-breaking “tonneau” chair in 1953. He was searching for a contemporary, affordable alternative to the prewar modernists’ hard chic. Guariche founded the Atelier de Recherche Plastique (ARP: Plastic Research Workshop) in 1954. Guariche founded the Atelier de Recherche Plastique (ARP: Plastic Research Workshop) in 1954. He was appointed artistic director of the Belgian furniture manufacturer Meurop in 1957. Guariche regarded himself as primarily an architect, and his furnishings demonstrate his interest in form and volume.Read More →

Daniela Puppa (b.1947) eclectic Italian architect and designer

On: July 18, 2022

Tagged: Designer, designers, Interior Design, interior designer, Italian Design 🇮🇹, Italian Designers 🇮🇹, Italian 🇮🇹, Whats NEW

From 1977 to 1983, he worked as the chief editor of the design magazine Modo and as a consultant for the fashion magazine Donna. She designed interiors for Driade, Gianfranco Ferré, Montres and GFF Duty Free, Fontana Arte, Granciclismo sports machines, and Morassutti/Metropolis, as well as serving as an image and product consultant for the Croff/Rinascente chain. Read More →

A short history of wallpaper

On: July 15, 2022

Tagged: designed, flowers, Interior Design, patterns, popular, wall, wallpaper, wallpaper design, wallpapers, william, William Morris, wood

Before 1840, nearly all the world’s wallpaper came from France, where it was hand-printed, using blocks and sheets of paper to produce a limited line of patterns. Making wallpaper by hand was a costly process, and only the very wealthy could afford to buy it.Read More →

Claude Flight( 1881 – 1955) British artist and decorator

On: February 3, 2022

Tagged: british - interior design, British Design, British Designers 🇬🇧, Interior Design

Flight is best known for establishing the linocut method of printmaking. He felt by promoting the use of cheap and easily obtained new material. He was making it possible for the masses to be exposed to art. He saw in it the potentiality of a truly democratic art form.Read More →

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