LOREEN JESSECA D.

PAZA
ARCH162-R12

I. INTRODUCTION
The best way to maximize space is to utilize a variety of ideas into your
design. Always consider moving furniture to save floor space all over the place.
Before moving anything else, make sure to map out the entire space. It is
preferable to be clear about the number of users so that you can determine
your furniture type and tastes accordingly and design the areas practically. We
all have our own preferences, and a lot depends on our surroundings.
Consider it because your home reflects your mood and taste. The most
important aspect of your design is the layout, or space planning, of your room.
It will direct traffic flow through your space and can highlight your design
aesthetic in the most appealing way possible.
II. BEDROOM
Bedrooms are rooms in houses that are furnished as sleeping areas for
people. Bedrooms are typically desired to be individual rooms that provide a
degree of privacy to their users and are proportionally sized in relation to a
variety of standard bed sizes. It is recommended that a bedroom layout be
designed so that one cannot look directly into the bedroom from a public
space in the home. When working with a small bedroom, a common design
idea is to use color, lighting, and furniture pieces to create the illusion that the
space is larger than it is.
Bedrooms can be found anywhere in your home, whether on the first or
second floor. There are small bedrooms for children and a large master
bedroom that is mostly used by the homeowner. You must plan carefully how
you want the bedroom layout to look. The bedroom space should be defined
for two reasons: home value and safety. Because the value of a home increases
with the number of bedrooms, it is always in the best interest of the home
seller to have as many rooms labeled "bedrooms" as possible, especially if a
legitimate investment has been made in a room, space, or addition.
III. CLOSING
A good design is much more than just making a nice-looking product. It
is all about giving users a positive experience at every touch point and with
every interaction. What we think, how we feel, and the decisions we make are
all influenced by design. And when done exceptionally well, good design is
almost imperceptible. We don't consider the creative effort or thought process
that goes into creating the final product.
 REFERENCES:

Importance of space planning in interior designing (ghar360.com)

Bedroom Layouts Dimensions & Drawings | Dimensions.com

The importance of design in everyday life (linkedin.com)