Commercial Interior Design Facts You Should Know

Interior design can mean different things to different people. For some, interior design could refer to something as simple as the furniture and accessories in your home. For others, this could be an entire project—from the initial layout of the space all the way down to the color scheme of a commercial office’s furniture. 

When it comes to interior design, it’s important to take the time necessary to really decide on your goals and how best to approach them. Interior design is a mix of art and science, and when balanced correctly, can really transform the atmosphere of your space. Depending on your home or office, design can make an impact on how it is perceived as long as you are careful when curating your choices of color, furniture, and structural design.

Interior design can be overwhelming, as there are many moving parts to truly understand…but that’s what CIC is here for—to help you understand and achieve your interior design goals! Here are some things you should take into consideration when it comes to the interior design of your commercial space. 

Design is Dynamic 

Interior design has been around for centuries. Designers today can be seen studying the practices of old designs and trends to understand the concepts behind them and how to turn certain details into a new and improved ideas. 

Depending on the region in which the design is being created, it is important to consider aspects including climate, culture, environmental impact, and many others. 

Design Has Purpose

Believe it or not, design has a purpose. Whether that purpose is to evoke a certain emotion or simply to appear a certain way, every detail is considered when it comes to interior design. For many commercial spaces, designers want to make them feel comfortable but also reflect the business. From details as little as the color of the magazines on the coffee table to the accents used on the walls, designers will take all of this into consideration when approaching a project. 

Color Theory Is Important

If you know anything about color theory, then you know each color can evoke certain emotions and can affect the way a business operates. Every color is linked to emotion as well as complimenting and contrasting colors that create what our brains perceive as balance. Creating a palette of colors and gaining feedback on them can be a great start when choosing the best for your commercial space. Refer to our blog about office color theory here.

Design Affects Productivity

If you clicked on that link above you now know the effects that color can have on an office. Implementing certain colors and schemes into your workspace can have drastic effects on employee morale and productivity. The same goes for the layout of your space. The way an office is laid out can have a major impact on your business processes. 

Conclusion 

We understand that interior design can be overwhelming, and we’re here to help! Contact our team of experts today at 305.636.3700