It's a Designing sort of Life...

I am a firm believer in never letting the dust settle. As a Registered Interior Designer in Tennessee, adjunct college instructor at O'More College of Design, CEO of Young Enterprises (the farm) there is always something to occupy my time. I invite you to hang out and get know me and my pleasurable chaos!

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Quantity verses Quality

Over the past couple of weeks the popular phrase "quantity over quality" has entered my mind. Have you ever stopped to ponder how this pertains to design? An indefinite amount is quantity, while excellence, a peculiar or essential social characteristic, are words that define quality. As an interior designer, one has to look at the over all big picture. Designing a large commercial building can be quite the undertaking. After hours of numerous sketches and selection making, it can be difficult to separate oneself from the project. Selecting a multitude of furniture and fabrics that complement each other does not mean the quality is there. It does mean the designer has undertaken a major project with a lot of work, but failed to see the overall big picture of the space and how the end user can be most satisfied using the space. Thinking three-dimensionally about creating a place within a space and the overall functionality for the end user are characteristics of quality work of an interior designer. The next time you are in the market for an interior designer, remember it is all about quality!

1 Comments:

At May 12, 2009 at 7:57 AM , Anonymous Shandra Blackwell said...

SO TRUE!!!!

 

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