| Dear friends,
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| | school of thoughts emerged within the
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| If you have read any interior design
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| | architects, whobelieved that "simplicity"
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| books/articles, visiteda few websites on
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| | is the need of today's era.
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| the internet, you will find the word
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| | They thought that, the design of the
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| theme usedquite often.
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| | building has to be simpleand easy to
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| What exactly is a theme-based design?
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| | build, then only we can compete with the
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| A theme according to me is a collection
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| | growingdemand of housing needs in cities.
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| of various parameters ofdesign of an
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| | That's why simple designs with mostly
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| interior space. So a theme may include a
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| | plane and square faces with square or
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| certain setcolors, materials, repetition
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| | rectangular openingswere used. These
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| of a certain element, such asa decorative
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| | forms and masses were easy to build and
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| item, etc...
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| | stillbeautiful. If everything from
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| Primarily there are two basic themes
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| | "safety pins" to "space ships"could be
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| under which a design canbe categorized,
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| | built on a mass scale, why not
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| 1)Oriental 2)Contemporary.
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| | "buildings".
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| Oriental Bedroom Design Theme:
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| | The school of thought believed that a
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| These kind of themes have a still drilled
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| | plane rectangular formis in itself
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| down niche designthemes, such as country,
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| | beautiful and they proved this using
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| rustic, vintage, elegant, etc...
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| | infinitepermutations and combinations of
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| One of the major thing about these kind
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| | the basic square form. That'swhy
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| of themes is that muchemphasis is given
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| | decoration was given a second preference.
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| on the natural beauty of any material.
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| | Today we call thisschool of thought as
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| These designs are close to nature or are
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| | "contemporary". In contemporary
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| shown to be close tonature.
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| | designevery element has an order.
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| These kind of design styles are very
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| | That's why in today's modern interior
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| rarely found in the urbancity interiors.
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| | design, simplicity is thekey to an
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| Mostly the countryside homes adopt these
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| | efficient design. Unlike the previous
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| kind ifthemes, to replicate the flora and
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| | oriental designtheme, the contemporary
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| fauna of the outside environment.
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| | design theme states that any kind
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| The designer tries to include the patters
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| | ofarchitectural decoration is always
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| seen in nature, such asleaves, flowers,
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| | dependent on the basic formof the
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| plants. All these natural patterns are
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| | building. The form itself is so
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| seen onwallpaper patterns, decorative
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| | beautiful, that the needto further
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| lamps, curtains, furnitureupholstery,
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| | decorate it is not required. Today's
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| wall paintings, etc...
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| | modern interiorsspaces are simple to
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| Homes which are build on country side
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| | understand, simple to construct,
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| such as farm houses, the scarcityof space
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| | andproject a kind of simplicity.
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| is not an issue, but this creates another
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| | By reading the above paragraphs some of
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| problem as far asdesigning interiors is
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| | you might say that,decoration is no more
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| concerned.
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| | needed. But this is not true. I am not
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| A bedroom, no matter of what size it is,
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| | tryingto force some ideas here. But most
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| requires some basicfurniture elements as
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| | people confuse the wholeconcept of
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| functional needs, such as a double
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| | "Interior Design" and "Interior
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| bed,dressing table, wardrobes, study
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| | Decoration". Bothare quite different and
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| tables, a book shelf etc..
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| | both have a unique value in
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| It is sometimes possible that because of
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| | today'scomplex society.
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| the large spaces, thebedroom looks empty
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| | Decoration was something the primitive
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| after the furniture is arranged. At
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| | man learned, looking atthe nature around
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| suchtimes "decoration" plays a major
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| | him. He saw plants, flowers, birds,
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| role. During ancient yearsthe palaces and
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| | animalsand tried to copy these elements.
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| castles had such large built spaces,
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| | We still use "embroidery" onour dresses.
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| whereextensive use of decoration was used
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| | But the modern design theory says that
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| in the form of paintings,heavy decorative
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| | any sortof decoration can only "enhance"
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| flooring patterns, carvings, moldings as
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| | the existing form, but can notbe an
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| adecorative architectural elements.
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| | element of design.
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| So in this oriental design trend,
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| | What does this mean?
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| decoration of the space usingvarious
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| | In the above said example the
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| accessories plays a major role.
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| | "embroidery" pattern can certainlyadd to
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| Contemporary design Theme:
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| | the beauty of the cloth, but the modern
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| These kind of design themes are very new
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| | theory denies toaccept the cloth to be of
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| as compared to thepreviously mentioned
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| | a cheap quality. It states that every
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| oriental design theme. But how did
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| | form, texture, material, shape is in
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| thedesigners came along using these kind
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| | itself beautiful and must beaccepted as
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| of designs?
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| | it is. Because of this the need to
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| During the starting years of the 20th
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| | further decorate itdoes not arise.
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| century, the "Industrial
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| | Thus decoration whether used in
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| Revolution" in Europe changed the face of
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| | architecture or elsewhere is
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| our planet. Itwas easy to design and
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| | alwaysdependant on the form on which it
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| manufacture goods on a mass scalewith
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| | is used, but design isan independent
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| amazing speed and efficiency.
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| | entity which does not need any
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| This created a flood of industries in and
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| | justification from theexternal factors.
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| around the cities.
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| | The two design themes mentioned above are
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| These cities attracted large amount of
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| | still widely used today.
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| people to migrate fromrural areas to city
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| | The user must look upon them from a point
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| centers in search of a living.
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| | of view of what best suitshis/her likes
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| Because of this migratory effect there
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| | and dislikes. Only then can you give
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| was a sudden need ofhousing requirement
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| | yourself andyour family the best quality
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| for the workers. This is where the
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| | of living.
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| concept ofan "apartment" was introduced.
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| | I hope this article was informative to
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| Because of the pressure of demand,a
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| | everyone.
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