A living room can hold more than one scene
Looking at conversations, belongings and moments of use helps shape an interior that accompanies life without demanding a fixed image.
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Looking at conversations, belongings and moments of use helps shape an interior that accompanies life without demanding a fixed image.
Transparency, privacy, safety and maintenance require specification of glass, frame and location.
A diary of shadows and tasks helps distinguish brightness, direct sunlight and glare.
Organise by frequency of use and check doors, drawers and circulation before buying furniture.
An inventory links each box to its destination and sets aside what you will need during the first few hours.
A useful sketch brings together the perimeter, openings, heights and obstacles, while keeping outstanding measurements visible.
Gerrit Rietveld and Truus Schröder's house in Utrecht illustrates a specific relationship between layout, privacy and changes in domestic life.