General Textbook of American Interior Design

Author: (USA) Nisen et al. / Chen Demin et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book reviews and analyzes various aspects and components of interior design, introducing the fundamental principles of living space design and providing a solid foundation for professional students engaged in decorative design. It may interest readers who wish to create a living environment that is as rational, comfortable, and attractive as possible; it may also serve as a reference book and useful resource in the study of professional designers. The book begins with an introduction to the professional overview and historical background of interior design, then discusses the basic principles of design, followed by more specific and technical introductions to design, construction, and materials. Subsequent chapters cover the specific content of interior design decoration, surface treatment, and the use of various accessories to enhance and decorate spaces. Each major part of the book discusses these topics, with each section composed of several related chapters. Of course, instructors can also break through the original chapter arrangement or select relevant chapters for teaching based on their needs. Highly valuable for reference!