Architecture and Interior Design

Interior architecture is the art of treating architectural space in all its dimensions so that all design data is exploited on a functional and aesthetic basis. People perceive it as a comprehensive understanding of architectural elements and their intricate details, particularly their interiors. It's also a proper knowledge of furniture, its dimensions, and its distribution in interior spaces according to its objectives: how to use it, choose it, and put it in the right place, as well as knowledge of the complementary elements necessary for the design, such as lighting and colors, distribution, coordination, and many other accessories necessary for the space to solve the difficulties of the space and the ease of use of furniture and equipment to make the space comfortable, pleasant, and joyful. Interior architecture aims to enhance the architectural space and improve living conditions within it to develop the role of the interior architect during the process of architectural design and project implementation, and thus to develop his or her interior design according to the activities carried out there to meet their particular needs. Therefore, the goal of all interior architectural production is to create interior designs that align with the activities carried out there, thereby meeting their specific needs. Any intervention, therefore, requires the intervention of a professional with the appropriate skills to exercise the profession of interior architect. Playing with volumes, colors, materials, and light, the interior designer draws up and designs public and private interior layouts. They develop their projects in line with the customer's choices (retailer, private individual, filmmaker, artist, industrialist, etc.) and according to budgetary, technical, and often regulatory constraints. He takes care of the smallest details (faucets, handles, baseboards...). They may also design furniture. The interior designer imagines and structures public spaces (offices, stores, museums) or private spaces (apartments, houses), playing with volumes, light, and materials.