Is Interior Design really important? Is it relevant for average, middle-class folks, or is it only for the elite and the wealthy? How can it affect my life? These questions and more, will be answered below.
Interior design as a discipline, affects the function, aesthetics, health and safety and psychological aspects of our interior environments; home, workspace, or other. As such, it affects all spaces and it's applicable to all human beings.
Interior design may make the most out of a small or challenging space. If an ecological route is followed, the interior environment can be healthier. While at every case, professionally designed interiors are psychologically uplifting and happier to be in. Such spaces foster creativity and relaxation.
At the one end, interior design can be frugal or very inexpensive, and at the other, it can be expensive or luxurious. To be frank, a professional interior designer can handle an average, middle class space, with a minimal budget, and produce astonishing results. However, this requires experience as well as a creative approach; these projects can be challenging but very rewarding once completed.
While there are various ways to compensate a professional designer, he/she not only earns the fee but in some instances the client essentially doesn't pay the designer for the services rendered. Let us explain. Since design professionals enjoy substantial discounts from furniture, accessory or building material stores (because of "economy of scale"), they can split the savings with the client. A client can bargain for a 5% to 10% discount, whereas a professional designer commands discounts of 20% to 35%. The difference should be apparent.
Indeed, the benefits and advantages of interior design are many. And they apply generally to all, regardless of economic class.
While there are various ways to compensate a professional designer, he/she not only earns the fee but in some instances the client essentially doesn't pay the designer for the services rendered. Let us explain. Since design professionals enjoy substantial discounts from furniture, accessory or building material stores (because of "economy of scale"), they can split the savings with the client. A client can bargain for a 5% to 10% discount, whereas a professional designer commands discounts of 20% to 35%. The difference should be apparent.
Indeed, the benefits and advantages of interior design are many. And they apply generally to all, regardless of economic class.
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