The other day a realtor whoever listings I stage for sale introduced me to someone as a "designer". I didn't want to take the time to correct him, but I thought to myself, "This isn't the first time I've heard people use 'designer' erroneously. It's used to label someone who's an interior decorator. So, why does everyone lump people in one category, when we all clearly do something different? inch thiết kế nội thất nhà phố
To put the differences succinctly:
Design involves, among many other things, the preparation of documents often by a licensed professional for the construction of an interior space such as plans and elevations, and details and specifications, including lighting, power and communication locations, materials and finishes, and furniture templates.
Interior design involves the adornment of surfaces in the interior space, such as fabrics, wall coverings, furniture, decorative accessories, flooring, light fittings etc., and takes into account the approach to life, taste, needs and preferences of the user of the space. While interior designers may decorate, interior decorators don't design.
Home Workplace set ups is preparing the home for sale through updates and "decorating" so that it attracts the broadest choice of buyers for the market that the home is in.
Interior Overhaul is often done by home stagers for homeowners not currently selling because it employs many of the same principles that home stagers use, such as primarily using what furniture and decorative accessories the homeowner already has, with an eye towards the future sale of the home.
