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One Design Rule That Changes Everything Start With Function
Welcome back to The ArchiTalk with Suma.
One design rule that truly changes everything is starting with function. Before choosing colours, materials, or décor, good design first understands how a space will be used. How people move, sit, work, rest, and interact should guide every decision. When function is planned well, layouts feel natural and spaces become comfortable and efficient. Beauty then follows effortlessly. Many design problems happen when appearance comes before purpose. Always design for use first — and everything else falls into place.
One design rule that truly changes everything is starting with function. Before choosing colours, materials, or décor, good design first understands how a space will be used. How people move, sit, work, rest, and interact should guide every decision. When function is planned well, layouts feel natural and spaces become comfortable and efficient. Beauty then follows effortlessly. Many design problems happen when appearance comes before purpose. Always design for use first — and everything else falls into place.
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By sumaangariWelcome back to The ArchiTalk with Suma.
One design rule that truly changes everything is starting with function. Before choosing colours, materials, or décor, good design first understands how a space will be used. How people move, sit, work, rest, and interact should guide every decision. When function is planned well, layouts feel natural and spaces become comfortable and efficient. Beauty then follows effortlessly. Many design problems happen when appearance comes before purpose. Always design for use first — and everything else falls into place.
One design rule that truly changes everything is starting with function. Before choosing colours, materials, or décor, good design first understands how a space will be used. How people move, sit, work, rest, and interact should guide every decision. When function is planned well, layouts feel natural and spaces become comfortable and efficient. Beauty then follows effortlessly. Many design problems happen when appearance comes before purpose. Always design for use first — and everything else falls into place.