Mallia Dylan -Local Interior Designer
This is a designer whom I interviewed and has specialised on interior
design. From his current experience gently, he explained me what and how he
proceeds at his work.
Directly the designer visits the client at the place
(apartment/maisonette/studio etc.) so he will start having a detailed survey
and a clearer idea of how the place is. The survey includes; detailed
dimensions and several photographs so that he will be able to gather all the
information to be produced into a 2D drawing using the AutoCAD software.
His next step is to produce each room or area, both indoors
or outdoors in 3D, which for this purpose, it is important that a detailed
survey would be taken. Such as; ceiling heights, window heights, beams etc. Until then
the areas would be in 3D and each room would be empty with wall paints, floor
tiles etc.
Landscape design of an interior project
Landscape design of an interior project
After proceeding the beginning steps, then he proceeds to the
part where he needs to start designing its interiors.
For the scenario to be more realistic and appropriate as 3D
models, from several different websites he downloads them in order to insert
appliances, sofas, ornaments etc.
In the making he draws several sketches that will be produced
in scale, so that the planning can be done realistic and proportioned as
possible. This aids him to understand and apply changes at early stages before
finalising.
The Plan of the same interior project
The Plan of the same interior project
After he completes the interior using the AutoCAD, then he
exported the file to photoshop so he could manipulate the elements like;
materials and lighting. That is how visualisation will be much more realistic
and appealing to the eye of the client.
The artist provides several drawings to the client, such as;
furniture dimensions and placings, soffits, beams, lights etc. Several
furniture elevations are made for the clients to know what dimensions to look
for when buying their furniture in order to achieve the most accurate/ similar
finish or function. Regarding electrical work, the client will be given another
drawing to know the electrical connections regarding air conditioners, wall
lights, wall switches and sockets, internet and tv connections etc.
The software packages that he uses are; Autodesk AutoCAD and
Relux. What he mostly uses to create and enhance details, such as mapping etc.
is Adobe Photoshop. He believes that it is an asset in today’s design world, as
it’s used in several stages of the design process.
Regarding the quality
of the actual final visualisation, the designer prefers using Autodesk 3Dsmax,
as it’s far more detailed than the other software’s, but sometimes he will be
needing to make use of easier and more time efficiency software’s in order for
him to use the time wiser, as it takes so much detail that he has to present
his work in 3D and 2D.
From his experience at work he learned that it’s not all
about 3D and the visualisation but one should know how to present his drawings
in detail for workers to be able to work from your drawings without having to
question anything as the drawing will explain themselves easily.
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