Floor Planning

• This involves designing a two-dimensional representation of a space, showcasing the arrangement of rooms, walls, doors, and windows. A floor plan serves as a blueprint for the spatial organization of a given area.

Space Planning

• Space planning involves strategically arranging and organizing furniture, fixtures, and other elements within a space to optimize functionality and flow. It takes into consideration the intended use of the space, traffic patterns, and the needs of the occupants.

Rendering

• Rendering refers to the process of creating a visual representation or image of a design. In interior design, this could include creating lifelike, three-dimensional images of spaces to help clients or stakeholders better visualize the final result.

Material Selection

• Material selection is a crucial aspect of interior design, involving choosing the right materials for various elements such as flooring, wall coverings, furniture, and other surfaces. Considerations include aesthetics, durability, maintenance, and how well the materials complement the overall design concept.

Kitchen Design

• Designing various types of kitchens involves understanding and implementing different layouts to suit the available space and the user's needs.
  • Island Kitchen: Incorporates a freestanding counter top or island in the center of the kitchen for additional workspace and seating.
  • Peninsula Kitchen: Similar to an island kitchen but connected to the main structure, often extending from a wall or cabinet.
  • L-Shape Kitchen: Utilizes two adjacent walls forming an L-shape, providing efficient workspace and storage.
  • U-Shape Kitchen: Features three walls of cabinets and appliances, forming a U-shape for optimal storage and work areas etc

Client Interaction: Understanding their needs, preferences, and lifestyle to tailor designs that align with their vision