Interior Design: The Importance Of Space Planning

by Devika Khosla Interior Designer One of the most important features of interior design is space planning. The demand for space planning has grown with the development of the corporate sector and its need for offices, along with the expansion of urban and suburban residential areas. This has made it necessary for this service to now be offered as a stand-alone one.

Space planning is used to manage spaces and make them more utilitarian. This service has to take many parameters into consideration – the client’s aspirations, needs and wants, company infrastructure in case of an office, and the client’s lifestyle in case of a residence; space distribution, as in which design areas will need more space and which will need less; building codes and safety regulations; accommodation for the disabled; and design flexibility to allow for any changes the space may need in the future. Space planning, thus, is all about the maximum utilization, effectively and efficiently, of a given space keeping in mind the client’s requirements and needs.

As the demand for homes and offices increases, so have real-estate prices. If not planned right, the space can end up making the people using it uncomfortable, and that would probably mean having to start over from scratch. For this reason, space planning for all areas, large or small, needs to be well thought-out so as to maximize the space usage. The right planning will have a positive effect on how the room works for and fits in with the client’s needs and lifestyle.

Thus it is important to hire skilled, experienced and professional interior designers to get the most out of the space whether it is corporate, commercial or residential. Creative space planning will make maximum use of a room and utilize even odd spaces and angles. At the end of the day, the goal is to bring everything in the room together by clever use of the space so that it is both aesthetic and functional.

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