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Guidelines for the design of spaces Gustavo Gili comercialesLa editorial published the book "Design of commercial space" for students of interior design and other related fields, who gives basic resources for both existing sites and new construction.

The book is organized into six thematic chapters. The introduction of the book delves into the concepts of brand and identity, forming an indispensable framework for understanding the commercial space. A second chapter discusses the design of commercial spaces in terms of the sectors to which they belong, while the third looks at the concepts of context and location, from small retailers of fashion to large suburban complexes dedicated to leisure and food. The last three chapters focus on more practical aspects of interior design such as materials, facilities or the organization of space in the details of accessories and interior and exterior components or basic issues of sustainability.

Each issue is profusely illustrated with examples of relevant commercial spaces, which are the basis for the study and analysis of the issues discussed. Interspersed in the body of theory, called "Points of reflection" and quotations from famous designers and experts from business to provide a reflective view the concepts presented. At the conclusion of each topic, we analyze a sample case study solved by students and pose questions and exercises that allow the reader to the application of the principles in the development of each chapter.

The book's author, Lynne Mesher holds a degree in product design and furniture in the University of Wales. He has worked for some of the leading design consultancies in the UK and known brands from around the world. She is currently specializing in interior design at the School of Architecture at the University of Portsmouth.

Interest in Japanese furniture designs has increased dramatically since Japan opened its borders to trade in the nineteenth century. The desire to create a home environment simple and relaxing around the whole concept of the Japanese house and interior design. Japanese uses the concept of "hand", the distance or space between two objects on the basis of their designs. 'Ma' is also described as a consciousness that provides a particular feeling or sensation in the person entering a room.

The best designers of furniture, including the United States have begun to focus on Japanese or Zen designs. One of the most influential designers was Kappei (Katsuhei) Toyoguchi who was instrumental in creating standards of furniture that have been developed in Japanese industry.

In the fifties, Riki came to America to study and began to influence and add Japanese designs in American furniture design. Today, many modern furniture stores that carry the style has been influenced by Riki or Toyoguchi. In the decoration of your home, consider using some of the Japanese furniture designs to create an element of atmosphere in your room.

The styles are changing and if a couple of years ago was stripped and neutral tax is minimalism, the trend today is completely different. Mixtures of styles predominate: the eastern, northern, modern, give rise to a very eclectic mix. "Talking about design, ie, aesthetics accompanying the 'well being' of each individual in his everyday habitat is to find the color, shape, texture lively dialogue with the person," said Sara Inés Monzón , Interiores.La specialist decorator ensures that when you think you have to do a space the same way that when you saw: find a style that feels good. "The style ranges from the hand of thought and history of each person," he says. That's why we respect the individuality and taste is paramount. "The décor should convey a sense of comfort that happily associate the person or persons who inhabit every space," he says. "Today, more and more we see that anything goes in interior design. Styles do not change, associated with edge and multiply more, "says the decorator. Ensures that the paradigms have changed and that if before the slogan was "less is more", today it changed to "more is better!" "The trends are occurring cyclically," he says.

What must be clear is that the decor, in short, must be commensurate with the person and make you feel at home. "For a good result is important for colors, objects, furniture and people are connected in a perfect dialogue that creates an identity that allows us to be and being in the right place





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