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Interiors

Residential projects use room-by-room planning to shape interiors. Interior architecture considers the layout, materials and lighting within a home.

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About Interiors projects

The Interiors category brings together residential work where room planning and material choices can be read in context. In New Zealand, Lakeside Design Showhome by HARO Flooring New Zealand gives a reference point for considering how flooring relates to a wider room scheme. Compare the project information with your own brief rather than assuming the same finish will suit every site.

Interiors

Interior architecture is easier to assess through the relationship between circulation, built-in elements and room proportions. Queenstown House by Trinity Interior Design is a whole-home reference; use its available project information to consider which decisions depend on the plan and which concern finishes.

For interiors projects such as Falcon Brae Villa by Forté, consider how a material or layout works across rooms, not just in a single view. A project reference can help focus a brief, but the dimensions, services and construction details still need to be checked against the home being planned.

Can interior design commercial projects inform a home brief?

They can prompt ideas about durable finishes, but check suitability, maintenance and compliance against the needs of a home before carrying a detail across.

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Note the room and the feature that caught your attention, then confirm its materials and dimensions from project information before adding it to a brief.

Which details should I note in an interior design project?

Record the decision you want to resolve, such as a flooring transition, and check how it relates to the room plan and adjoining spaces.