Humans have transformed the spaces they live in throughout history.
The practice of interior design is as old as humanity's desire to make its living space functional and meaningful. Throughout history, power, beliefs, climate, materials, and production techniques have been decisive in shaping interior spaces.
The Industrial Revolution, with its widespread adoption of mass production and new building technologies, significantly transformed furniture and interior design components. In the 20th century, concepts such as modernism, functionality, and ergonomics became more prominent in design education.
Today's interior design
Today, the discipline is constantly expanding with digital modeling, sustainability, accessibility, human-centered design, and advanced manufacturing technologies. Despite this, the fundamental question remains: How can the relationship between people and space be established in a more qualitative way?
REQUIREMENTS TO BECOME AN INTERIOR ARCHITECT
WHAT IS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE?
WHAT DOES AN INTERIOR DESIGNER DO?