Interior And Spatial Designer

Interior Designers Make Interior Spaces Functional, Safe, And Beautiful By Determining Space Requirements And Selecting Decorative Items, Such As Colors, Lighting, And Materials. They Read Blueprints And Must Be Aware Of Building Codes And Inspection Regulations.

Interior Designers Work Closely With Architects, Structural Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, And Builders, To Determine How Interior Spaces Will Function, Look, And Be Furnished. Interior Designers Read Blueprints And Must Be Aware Of Building Codes And Inspection Regulations.

Although Some Sketches Or Drawings May Be Freehand, Most Interior Designers Use Computer-aided Design (CAD) Software For The Majority Of Their Drawings.

Many Designers Specialize In A Particular Type Of Building (home, Hospital, Or Hotel), A Specific Room (bathroom Or Kitchen), Or A Specific Style. Some Designers Work For Home Furnishings Stores, Providing Design Services To Help Customers Choose Materials And Furnishings.

Some Interior Designers Produce Designs, Plans, And Drawings For Construction And Installation. This May Include Floor Plans, Electrical Layouts, And Plans Needed For Building Permits. Interior Designers May Draft The Preliminary Design Into Documents That Could Be As Simple As Sketches Or As Inclusive As Construction Documents, With Schedules And Attachments.