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Interior Design

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Ideally, a living space would never require any compromises from either

perspective at all. Unfortunately, the reality is that in most cases, economic and other

practical considerations require some degree of duality as pertains to form and function

(Susanka & Obolensky, 2008). Creative interior design solutions allow many potential

conflicts to be resolved completely. In most of the cases remaining, creative design can

maximize dual solutions under the circumstances, as well as minimize the number of

preferences that simply cannot be accommodated in a given living space (Pennington,

2008)


Personal Experience:

I was fortunate to have relatively good intuition in the area of perceiving potential

conflicts between form and function considerations and basic instincts about resolving

those issues creatively. In fact, my first attempt to maximize dual expression of form and

function provided a valuable lesson in practicality and ease of use in actual practice. In

principle, all of my individual solutions looked good on paper and worked even after

implementation; however, the inconveniences associated with some of the options should

have been considered in the design phase. For one simple example, I chose a sleeper sofa

and matching coffee table that was easily movable at night; it also