©2003 Learning ZoneXpress by Creative Environments Design Group.

by Creative Environments Design Group

Creating a Beautiful, Comfortable Home…

Reflecting Your Personality

Respecting Your Means

Where Do I Begin?

Analyze

Prioritize & compromise

Strategize

Analyze

Take photos & inventory

Determine function

Recognize your style

Check the checkbook

Collect your thoughts

Prioritize & Compromise

Establish long-term and short-term needs

Budget

Time-line

Develop a Strategy

Develop your consistent color palette

What’s my plan of action?

“Let the projects begin!”

Photo courtesy of Crate & Barrel

What is your design attitude?

Formal or Casual

Photos courtesy of Crate & Barrel

Traditional

Photo courtesy of Hunter Douglas

Contemporary

Transitional

Many Style Variations...

Ethnic Neo-Classic Mediterranean Retro Modern Oriental/Asian Arts & Crafts Provincial Shabby Chic Bohemian

MANY, MANY more….

Asian Influence

Ethnic/Global Visions

Classic Americana

Arts & Crafts

Urban Chic

New Contemporary

Good Foundation

The bones of your home

Walls, floors, windows

Interior details

Focal point

Supporting Elements

Furniture with character

Accessories

Window treatments

Artwork

Lighting

Furniture With Character

Accessories

“Jewelry for your space”

Reflection of you

Accessories

The Details

Decorative artifacts

Art & Artifacts

Collections

Window Treatments

Photos courtesy of Hunter Douglas

Window Treatments

Photos courtesy of Hunter Douglas

Lighting

The Sources for Inspiration

Magazines

Internet

Television

Catalogs &Retail Stores

Designers

Things to Remember….

Identify your style

Determine your priorities

Express yourself!

Complete one of the following activities:

Interior Design Activities

Create a Design Style Display Find photos of six different design styles in magazines or on the internet. Mount the photos on a poster board and label each picture. Give a brief

description of the unique features of the design style.

Be the Designer! Pretend you have been hired by a family to do either a bedroom (14’ x

16’) or living room (16’ x 22’). Keeping the cost down is important to the family.

Decide on a design style and color scheme. Find samples of design elements for your room – furniture, floor

coverings, rugs, wall treatments, window treatments, lighting, accent pieces, etc.

Mount and label the samples on a poster board. Include approximate costs.

Draw a floor plan with suggested furniture on graph paper.

Interior Design Quiz

1. What are the three steps you should use to begin the design process.

2. List unique design features for each of the following design styles:

a. Formalb. Casualc. Traditionald. Contemporarye. Transitionalf. Asian/Oriental

g. Ethnic/Global Visionsh. Classic Americanai. Arts & Craftsj. Urban Chick. New Contemporary

Web Resources

www.bhg.com/househome/ Sponsored by Better Homes and Gardens this site

includes a buying guide for home appliances, a kitchen planning workshop and home decorating.

www.build.com Information on manufacturers, building and home

improvement shopping, publications, and professional services.

http://homearts.com/depts/home/00dphmcl.htm Home Arts Shelter includes a home advisor, home

decorating solutions, kitchen adventure and home repair.

Please note that web sites are constantly changing and being updated. You may need to

revise this list.

Credits

Creative Environments Design GroupEden Prairie, MN

Linda Brekke MonaPresident/OwnerB.S. University of Minnesota

Elizabeth Plaetz LoriSenior DesignerB.S. South Dakota State University

Karen Owen TuzcuSenior Project ManagerB.A. University of South Dakota, University of Minnesota

Photography: Crate and Barrel Creative Environments Design Group Hunter Douglas

©2003 Learning ZoneXpress by Creative Environments Design Group.

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