Month: March 2017

As architects and interior designers, we are trained to have an eye for detail. Details add personality to a space, and keep it from looking cold or anonymous. When it comes to aesthetics, the little things really do add up. Consideration of differing and complementary features goes into creating cohesive looks. Color, texture, scale, purpose […]

Two factors at the forefront of any designer’s toolbox are scale and proportion. They are similar concepts with important differences. Scale refers to the spatial relationship between objects; one with a commonly known size. The baseline used for scale is us; humans ; and our spatial relationship to the world around us. Proportion has a […]