Design Presentation

ID 404 Theory of Interior Design

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Concept board
A concept board can be defined as the
starting point of the creative process for a
new home/room design. A form of stimulus
material, comprising visual and/or verbal
representation of an idea for a product or
service, often outlining its attributes and
benefits and used to present this idea to
participants in research.
 • A design concept is the overarching idea that informs and
organizes your design.
• Design concepts are based on the client brief and the design
Concept analysis.
Development • Concepts are translated in a concrete and specific manner.
• Concepts are ideas that integrate various elements into a
whole.
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A design  It’s how you plan on solving the design problem in front of you. Your concept
will lead to your choices in color and type. It’ll choose your aesthetic and
concept is the determine your grid. Every design decision you make will fall back on your
concept for direction. Your design concept becomes the framework for all your
idea behind a design decisions.

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 Question: Why do designers use concept statements?
 Answer: Concept statements are one of the most important tools.
That's the way you can win client bids by writing a strong design
concept statement. It gives a prospective client the visual elements
of your design ideas for the space and what needs to be changed
or updated. that they want to be changed or upgraded. It also
provides you the chance to detail your inspiration and vision in a
way that differentiates your style from competing interior
designers for the same project.
 What is a Design Theme?
 Its about the combination of components of designs and elements
Design Theme of design. Mostly shapes, designs and patterns are shown in
themes how we are planning to build/design/ construct any
project.
  Question: What are the differences between interior design
concepts and themes?
 Answer: A concept is the inception of an interior design project. It
Concept vs. consists of a plan that includes color, textiles, hard surfaces,
furnishings, the overall style and particular feel of the client’s
Theme space. On the other hand, a theme is a specific type of decor much
like a room full of nautical items. Sometimes theme rooms are
often tacky, but if it’s done with a subtle hand, it can be quite
tasteful.
 ‘Rationale’

Design  a set of reasons or a logical basis for a course of action or a

particular belief.
Rationale  "he explained the rationale behind the change"
 • Your rationale should explain why you chose this concept. What is
it about this concept that makes it applicable to the design
brief?

Design • Provide a justification for your decision to employ this concept on

this particular project. How will this help the design requirement?
Rationale • The Design Rationale should discuss the issues and considerations
identified in your program analysis and explain how your design
concept is an appropriate to the given problem.
  Design Objectives are the functional and non-functional qualities of

Design a design. These are often stated as goals for what a design is meant
to achieve. Objectives serve to guide the design process and
Objective measure your results.
 • Design Strategies should be able to answer the key issues
presented by the problem that is also consistent with your design
concept and program analysis.
Design • This should fulfill and explain how the design concept was translated
Strategies to the various elements and components of the design in broad
strokes from floor plan and layout, color schemes, types of furniture,
etc.
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Mood Board

• A mood board (or inspiration board) is a

physical or digital collage of ideas that’s
commonly used in fields like interior design,
fashion, and graphic design. It also helps
avoid any misunderstandings that may
result from trying to describe a design
concept verbally.

• A mood board is an arrangement of images,

materials, textures, fonts, and colors that
evokes the style of a project or concept. For
many, a mood board is the springboard for
design creativity.