This document discusses various elements of interior design and decoration including upholstery materials like linen and leather, types of tapestry, cornices, electrical fixtures, color schemes, furniture, rugs, wall designs, flooring details, ceiling details, and woodwork details. It provides examples for each element to illustrate different styles and techniques used in interior design and decoration.

1. "In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most
Merciful"

2. Interior
Designing & Decoration

3. Interior
Design

4. Interior Design
Interior design is field of architecture in which we
deals with immoveable things.
Here following are the types of immoveable things:
• Upholstery
• Tapestry
• Cornics
• Electrical fixtures
• Colour scheme
• Furniture
• Rugs
• Wall Design

5. Upholstery
Linen: Linen is best suited for
formal living rooms.
Leather: This tough material
can be gently vacuumed.

6. Upholstery
Vinyl: Easy-care and less
expensive than leather.
Silk: This delicate fabric is only
suitable for formal living rooms.

7. Tapestry
Bohemian tapestry: They are
indeed splendid and will add
warmth to home interior
Mandala tapestry: They have
peacock wings pattern into
multiple colors.

8. Tapestry
Medieval tapestry: Tapestry
weaving is an ancient
technique.
Hand Woven Tapestry: It is
hand woven tapestry art.

9. Cornices
A gable roof with two cornice
returns.
The Egyptian Building in with
massive cornice and bell capitals.

10. Cornices
An example of a cornice, above
large corbels, along the top of the
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel
Building
Roman cornice of ionic order,
from Imperial palace on the
Palatine hill in Rome

11. Electrical fixtures
Ceiling light fixtures. Industrial light fixture,
designed by Peter Behrens,
around 1915

12. Electrical fixtures
Tiffany dragonfly desk lamp
with pigeon sculptures.
A chandelier light fixture.

13. Colour scheme
Triad: Three colors from
equidistant points on the color
wheel.
Monochromatic: Different shades
and depths of a single color

14. Colour scheme
Complementary: Complementary or
opposite colors from the color
wheel
Split Complementary: Three
colors—the main color and colors
from either side of its complement

15. Furniture
Partitions in an office. An expandable table
with chairs.

16. Furniture
A garden bench. A bedroom set.

17. Rugs
Hand hooked rugs are also
made on a foundation cloth
and a rug hook tool is used.
A flat weave can also be made
with a knot. Flat weaves are made
very similar to hand knotted
Persian rugs.

18. Rugs
Programmed rugs use the exact
same techniques as discussed
above but made using a
machine.
Wool Rugs. There's nothing like
the softness, warmth and color
that hand woven or hand
tufted wool area rugs can bring to
a room.

19. Wall Design
It is a decorative treatment done
with wooden panels on the walls
in various designs.
Sand Textured finish is used to give
fine texture to the wall.

20. Wall Design
The stained glass panels are
used on walls and ceilings.
The flakes are applied with a
trowel on walls over a coat of
adhesive.

21. Interior
Decoration

22. Interior Decoration
Interior decoration is field of architecture in
which we deals with moveable things.
Here following are the types of immoveable things:
• Structure
• Flooring details
• Ceiling detail
• Electrical detail
• Wood work detail

23. Flooring Details
Ceramic tile could be used as floor
tiles, indoors, or as counter tops.
Hardwood flooring presents a
combination of beauty and durability
that would rarely have a flooring
material.

24. Flooring Details
Laminate flooring provides a strong,
durable surface that can resist
burns, scratches, and chipping.
Marble tiles are one of the most
durable and versatile tiles to use.

25. Ceiling Detail
Painted ceiling.
Ceiling paintings of Einsiedeln
Abbey in Switzerland

26. Ceiling Detail
Stretched ceiling.
Ceiling of Lotfollah
Mosque, Iran

27. Wood Work Detail
Artists can use woodworking to
create delicate sculptures.
Detailed woodwork, a curved
ceiling made of fine wood and
marble counter-tops.

28. Wood Work Detail
These are woodwork details
from Darlington,
Archway woodwork detail