Inside Today's Home

Name: Inside Today's Home
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ISBN: 9780030625770

ISBN-10: 0030625777

ISBN-13: 9780030625770

Edition: 5th 1986

Authors: Ray Faulkner, LuAnn Nissen, Sarah Faulkner

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Edition: 5th
Copyright year: 1986
Publisher: Harcourt College Publishers
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 550
Language: English

Introduction	p. 1
Interior Design Practice and Process	p. 2
Definition of the Professional Interior Designer	p. 4
Interior Design Careers	p. 7
The Design Process	p. 9
Problem Statement	p. 11
Programming	p. 11
Preliminary Schematic Design and Concept Development	p. 16
Presentation	p. 16
Final Design Development and Documentation	p. 17
Implementation: Construction and Installation	p. 17
Evaluation	p. 17
References for Further Reading	p. 18
Historical Overview	p. 19
Progressive Trends in the Nineteenth Century	p. 20
The Arts and Crafts Movement: 1860-1900	p. 20
Currents Outside the Mainstream	p. 23
Art Nouveau: 1890-1905	p. 24
Elsie de Wolfe, America's First Professional Decorator	p. 28
Frank Lloyd Wright	p. 29
Design for the Machine Age: 1900-1930	p. 31
De Stijl: 1917-1931	p. 32
The Bauhaus: 1919-1933	p. 32
Mies van der Rohe	p. 33
Le Corbusier	p. 34
Art Deco: 1925-1940	p. 36
Modern Design	p. 37
Furnishings and Interiors	p. 38
Domestic Architecture	p. 42
Post-Modern Design and the Preservation Movement	p. 45
References for Further Reading	p. 47
Foundations of Design	p. 51
Design Judgment	p. 52
Determinants of Design	p. 53
Function	p. 53
Materials	p. 55
Technology	p. 58
Style	p. 60
Types of Design	p. 62
Structural Design	p. 62
Decorative Design	p. 64
Discrimination	p. 66
References for Further Reading	p. 66
Elements: Space, Form, Line, Texture	p. 67
Space	p. 67
Sensory Perception	p. 68
Ordering Systems	p. 69
Spatial Illusion	p. 70
Form and Shape	p. 73
Rectilinear Forms	p. 75
Angular Forms	p. 77
Curved Forms	p. 78
Line	p. 82
Texture	p. 83
Ornament and Pattern	p. 85
References for Further Reading	p. 89
Elements: Light and Color	p. 90
Light	p. 91
Color Theory	p. 92
Hue	p. 93
Value	p. 95
Intensity	p. 98
Color Systems	p. 99
Munsell	p. 99
Ostwald	p. 101
Planning Color Harmonies	p. 102
Monochromatic	p. 103
Achromatic	p. 104
Analogous	p. 104
Complementary	p. 104
Double Complementary	p. 104
Split Complementary	p. 106
Triad	p. 106
Tetrad	p. 106
Factors to Consider in Selecting Colors	p. 106
Effects of Hue, Value, and Intensity	p. 108
Economies with Color	p. 112
References for Further Reading	p. 113
Design Principles	p. 115
Balance	p. 115
Symmetrical Balance	p. 117
Asymmetrical Balance	p. 118
Radial Balance	p. 120
Rhythm	p. 121
Repetition	p. 121
Progression	p. 122
Transition	p. 124
Contrast	p. 124
Emphasis	p. 125
Scale and Proportion	p. 128
Harmony	p. 132
Unity	p. 135
Variety	p. 136
References for Further Reading	p. 136
Designing Residential Spaces	p. 139
Human Factors and Special Needs	p. 140
Physiological Requirements	p. 141
Behavioral Basis of Design	p. 141
Ergonomics	p. 141
Cultural Influences	p. 142
Psychological and Social Needs	p. 144
Safety and Architectural Barriers	p. 152
Stairs	p. 152
Bathrooms	p. 154
Kitchens	p. 155
Throughout the Home	p. 155
Special Needs Populations	p. 158
Children	p. 158
The Elderly	p. 159
The Disabled	p. 162
Case Study: A Universal Kitchen Design for the Low-Vision Elderly	p. 163
References for Further Reading	p. 167
Planning and Design Development	p. 169
Programming	p. 170
Client Profile	p. 170
Functional Goals	p. 177
Equipment Needs	p. 177
Space Requirements	p. 178
Character	p. 178
Site and Orientation	p. 179
Cost Estimates and Budget	p. 183
Analysis	p. 184
Concept Development	p. 191
Ideation	p. 191
Schematics	p. 191
Concept Statement	p. 193
Design Drawings	p. 193
Plans	p. 193
Sections, Elevations, and Details	p. 195
Axonometric Views and Perspectives	p. 197
Specifications and Schedules	p. 198
Case Study: Remodel from Second Home ("Ski Cabin" Townhome) to Primary Residence	p. 202
References for Further Reading	p. 205
Social Zones	p. 206
Activities and Spaces	p. 207
Greeting Guests	p. 207
Conversation	p. 208
Reading	p. 212
Quiet Games	p. 213
Audio-Visual Entertainment	p. 214
Active Indoor Entertainment	p. 218
Outdoor Entertainment	p. 220
Children's Activities	p. 221
Dining	p. 222
Planning Social Spaces	p. 228
Location	p. 228
Room Shapes and Sizes	p. 230
References for Further Reading	p. 231
Work and Support Areas	p. 232
Kitchens	p. 232
Anthropometrics	p. 234
Work Centers	p. 236
Storage Space	p. 242
Designing the Kitchen	p. 243
Utility Spaces	p. 249
Laundry Facilities	p. 249
Sewing Areas	p. 251
Workshops and Garden Rooms	p. 252
General Storage	p. 253
References for Further Reading	p. 255
Private Spaces	p. 256
Sleeping and Dressing	p. 257
Size of Sleeping Area	p. 260
Number, Location, and Layout of Bedrooms	p. 261
Storage	p. 262
Individual Needs	p. 263
Hygiene	p. 266
Location, Layout, and Details	p. 268
Guest Accommodations	p. 274
Home Office and Studio Space	p. 276
Case Study: The Home Office	p. 279
References for Further Reading	p. 280
Floor Plan Selection	p. 281
Types of Plans	p. 281
Closed Plans	p. 282
Open Plans	p. 283
Horizontal and Vertical Plans	p. 284
Housing Forms	p. 289
Multifamily Housing	p. 289
Attached Housing	p. 289
Single-Family Detached Housing	p. 291
Evaluation	p. 291
References for Further Reading	p. 295
Construction and Materials	p. 297
Environmental Issues	p. 298
Energy Conservation and Efficiency	p. 300
Conservation Measures	p. 300
Sustainable Energy Resources	p. 310
Indoor Air Pollution	p. 315
Sick Building Syndrome	p. 315
Health Consequences	p. 315
Preservation	p. 317
Restoration/Adaptive Reuse/Remodeling	p. 317
Endangered Species	p. 322
Global Impact of Design Decisions	p. 322
References for Further Reading	p. 323
Technical Requirements	p. 325
HVAC	p. 325
Heating	p. 326
Ventilation	p. 331
Air Conditioning	p. 333
Plumbing	p. 334
Electrical	p. 337
Acoustics	p. 338
Safety and Security	p. 343
Fire Safety	p. 343
Home Security	p. 343
Communications	p. 344
References for Further Reading	p. 345
Wood and Masonry	p. 346
Wood	p. 346
Forms	p. 349
Ornamentation	p. 359
Finishes	p. 366
Masonry	p. 368
Block Materials	p. 370
Moldable Materials	p. 378
References for Further Reading	p. 381
Ceramics, Glass, Metals, and Plastics	p. 382
Ceramics	p. 382
Clay Bodies	p. 383
Form in Ceramics	p. 384
Ornamentation	p. 385
Glass	p. 387
Form in Glass	p. 388
Ornamentation	p. 390
Architectural Glass	p. 391
Mirrors	p. 393
Fiberglass	p. 395
Metals	p. 395
Form and Ornament in Metal	p. 396
Plastics	p. 399
Families of Plastics	p. 400
Environmental Problems	p. 402
Form and Ornament in Plastics	p. 403
References for Further Reading	p. 405
Textiles	p. 406
Fibers	p. 407
Natural Fibers	p. 409
Man-Made Fibers	p. 412
Fiber Blends	p. 413
Yarns	p. 414
Fabric Construction	p. 415
Weaving	p. 415
Knitting	p. 417
Other Constructions	p. 418
Finishing the Fabric	p. 420
Functional Finishes	p. 420
Color Application	p. 421
Decorative Finishes and Enrichment	p. 423
Glossary of Fabrics and Their Uses	p. 426
Sheer	p. 426
Lightweight	p. 427
Medium Weight	p. 428
Heavy Weight	p. 430
References for Further Reading	p. 431
Interior Components and Treatments	p. 433
Walls and Ceilings	p. 434
Walls	p. 434
Design	p. 436
Construction	p. 440
Materials and Surfacings	p. 441
Fireplaces	p. 458
Location	p. 459
Appearance	p. 460
Materials	p. 461
Wood-Burning Stoves	p. 462
Ceilings	p. 463
Design	p. 463
Materials	p. 467
Color and Texture	p. 468
References for Further Reading	p. 469
Floors and Stairways	p. 470
Floors	p. 471
Finish Flooring Materials	p. 472
Selection	p. 492
Stairways	p. 494
Design and Construction	p. 495
References for Further Reading	p. 498
Windows and Doors	p. 499
Windows	p. 499
Types	p. 500
Design and Location	p. 501
Architectural Composition	p. 506
Window Walls	p. 507
Window Treatments	p. 511
Exterior	p. 511
Interior	p. 512
Doors	p. 526
Types	p. 527
Functional Aspects	p. 528
Design	p. 530
References for Further Reading	p. 530
Lighting	p. 532
Natural Light	p. 533
Artificial Lighting	p. 536
Sources	p. 537
Types and Uses	p. 541
Technical Factors	p. 545
Psychological Aspects of Light	p. 551
Lighting Fixtures	p. 552
Economic Aspects	p. 560
Lighting Specific Areas and Activities	p. 560
References for Further Reading	p. 566
Furniture	p. 568
Selecting Furniture	p. 569
Utility and Economy	p. 570
Beauty and Character	p. 573
Furniture Types	p. 574
Built-In and Modular	p. 574
Beds	p. 577
Seating	p. 577
Tables and Desks	p. 581
Storage Units	p. 584
Outdoor Furniture	p. 586
Materials and Construction	p. 588
Wood	p. 589
Metal	p. 591
Synthetics	p. 592
Upholstered Furniture	p. 593
References for Further Reading	p. 597
Accessories	p. 598
Background Enrichment	p. 602
Functional Accessories	p. 603
Decorative Accessories	p. 606
Plants and Flowers	p. 606
Art	p. 609
Crafts	p. 613
Mass-Produced Accessories	p. 615
Location and Background for Accessories	p. 615
References for Further Reading	p. 619
Professionalism in Interior Design Practice	p. 621
Business Matters and Professional Issues	p. 622
Preparation for the Profession	p. 625
Professional Organizations	p. 629
NCIDQ Examination	p. 630
Ethics	p. 630
Licensing	p. 631
Future of the Profession	p. 631
References for Further Reading	p. 633
Designer Symbols	p. 635
Carpet Pile Styles and Selection Guide	p. 640
Interior Window Treatments	p. 641
Example of Measuring for Draperies	p. 645
Luminaires	p. 646
Optimum Lamp Positions and Lampshade Heights	p. 650
Glossary	p. 651
Index	p. 661
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