Frida has created this BIBLE to interior design ... such useful info that has taken me years to learn, all in one place ... it's been cleverly written for everyone: budding designers, existing designers and people not at all in the interiors world who want to bring their home to life Rebecca Wakefield, Studio Fortnum Both yes and no. My mother and grandmother were both very interested in interior design and furniture, but their style differed quite markedly from my own.

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in cucina dovrebbe esserci un piano di lavoro largo da 80 a 120 centimetri tra il lavello e i fuochi.I want to change that, and it is why I’ve written The Interior Design Handbook. It’s a comprehensive guide to the basic principles, explaining the rules of thumb and recommended measurements designers and stylists use in their everyday work.

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So, whether you’re a trained professional or passionate homemaker, I want to help readers better understand what works and why, to come up with personal solutions instead of copying other people’s, sometimes very bad, ideas.

Ramsted has attempted to distil the gut feeling that many professionals base their work on into actionable and practical advice that everyone can use. She explains the importance of designing a home that makes us feels good and that doesn’t just look good. She explores the importance of the mathematics of design and how many successful interiors employ the golden ratio, the rule of thirds, three-point thinking and symmetry. Evitate di posizionare la lavastoviglie in un punto dove si passa spesso, perché uno sportello aperto mentre la si carica o si tolgono le stoviglie potrebbe trasformarsi in un pericolo e far inciampare. Frida Ramstedt and her interior design blog, Tendenser, has been a favourite read of mine for years, so when I heard she was writing her first book, ‘The Interior Design Handbook’, I couldn’t wait for it to be published here in the UK. Nella prima parte si introducono diversi concetti di architettura come la sezione aurea, la regola dei terzi, il punto di ancoraggio, il punto focale, la simmetria, l’isovist, l’asse visivo. I think interior knowledge is a game changer if we want to make long lasting and sustainable decisions for our homes and our wellbeing. After such an extraordinary year what is currently catching your eye in the world of interiors? How do you feel our homes and how we live in them will change in years to come?