Dream Space Design Process Analysis

Your Name: Everett Tsosie

Design Solution
Program Design Concept
Unique features that reflect
The owners wanted … The designer wanted …
the design concept are …

 A master bedroom or  This bedroom would
medium darkness. Greys, need to be much larger
and deep browns. than the usual bedroom
 Textures should be size.
abundant to make the  One wall may need to
area very casual. be completely dedicated
to being glass to allow a
 King bed
great amount of natural
 Couch area, separated in
light to enter.
some way to divide the
 A much larger room
area.
would allow for
 Large windows opposite planning the space.
the wall where the bed is  Choose a specific
placed. window framework that
 Desk/small study area. allows the most amount
 The bed should be clear of sunlight inside.
of distractions. (TV or  Whether sections of the
any screens completely windows can be opened
hidden from view from is undetermined.
the bed.  We should be making
 Allow entry of a large the entire area
carpeted, and zone off
amount of natural light.
any groups using shag
 Exit door, closet door(s),
rugs.
and door to personal
 Backlit fixtures such as
bathroom and vanity.
cornice or bracket
 As much ambient lighting
lighting would rid the
as possible. (no exposed room of any visible
bulbs) bulbs.
[closet and bathroom will not
be designed critically because
of the scope of the
assignment.]
 Use an aluminum
framework for the
windows. These types of
frames allow for a clear
and large array of
windows to be placed.
 The desk and couch
groupings are divided
with the use of half-walls
that don’t reach the
ceiling. This helps to hide
these areas from the
bed.
 Lamps can be placed
onto the half walls to
apply more nighttime
warm lighting.
 A door to a bathroom
exists on one side of the
master bed.
 The doorway to a walk-in
closet is on the other
side of the master bed.
 Cornice lighting was the
best choice to go with for

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