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INTERIORBOOK
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ABOUT ME
Hi there!
It doesn’t matter if you are an architect / designer or just want to improve the
interior of your apartment.
I think that you can find useful information in this book.
About me:
Olesia Matveeva
Moscow, Russia
26 years
Architect
2 APARTMENT
2.1 Apartment structure....................................12
3 FOYER
3.1 The role of the foyer.................................. 14 3.4 Dimensions..........................................................19
3.2 Various sizes of space............................. 15 3.5 Design ideas.......................................................21
3.3 Recommended furniture..........................17 3.6 Exercises............................................................25
4 BATHROOM
4.1 The role of the bathroom...................... 28 4.4 Dimensions........................................................ 33
4.2 Various sizes of space............................ 29 4.5 Design ideas....................................................35
4.3 Recommended furniture..........................31 4.6 Exercises............................................................ 39
5 KITCHEN
5.1 The role of the kitchen.............................42 5.4 Dimensions........................................................47
5.2 Various sizes of space............................43 5.5 Design ideas....................................................49
5.3 Recommended furniture........................45 5.6 Exercises............................................................53
6 LIVING ROOM
6.1 The role of the living room ������������������56 6.4 Dimensions..........................................................61
6.2 Various sizes of space............................57 6.5 Design ideas..................................................... 63
6.3 Recommended furniture........................59 6.6 Exercises............................................................ 67
7 BALCONY
7.1 The role of the balcony........................... 70 7.4 Dimensions........................................................75
7.2 Various sizes of space..............................71 7.5 Design ideas..................................................... 76
7.3 Recommended furniture........................ 73 7.6 Exercises............................................................ 79
8 BEDROOM
8.1 The role of the bedroom........................ 82 8.4 Dimensions........................................................ 87
8.2 Various sizes of space............................ 83 8.5 Design ideas..................................................... 89
8.3 Recommended furniture........................85 8.6 Exercises............................................................ 93
9 DRESSING ROOM
9.1 The role of the dressing room ���������� 96 9.4 Dimensions........................................................ 101
9.3 Recommended furniture........................ 97 9.5 Design ideas....................................................102
9.2 Various sizes of space............................ 99 9.6 Exercises...........................................................105
10 APPLICATION
10.1 Dimensioned layout...................................107 10.3 Steps «How to design»?........................109
10.2 Empty layout..................................................108
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1 COMMON MISTAKES
COMMON MISTAKES IN INTERIOR DESIGN
Interior design is a very important step in creating a comfortable living
environment.
Coziness and comfort at your home is a natural desire of any person. Everyone
wants to arrange the space of an apartment or house in a proper way.
But most people do not have knowledge and skills in this area.
Therefore, people have a choice: turn to an architect or make an interior on their
own using their vision and sense of style (which leads to unsuccessful attempts
at interior design).
INTERIOR STUDY
I also want to help people who want to properly decorate the interior of their
apartment and not make huge mistakes since not everyone is ready to pay for
an interior design project and consult with an architect.
People make mistakes due to lack of experience and skills in interior design.
I suggest you find out what mistakes are made in the interior most often and how to
fix them both at the design and operation stage.
In this book, you will find basic information about common interior design mistakes,
space planning, choosing optimal furniture and ergonomic rules.
Common mistakes:
1. Living room:
Sizes and selection of furniture.
2. Kitchen:
Sizes and selection of furniture.
3. Balcony:
An empty balcony that has no
functional space.
4. Bedroom:
The location of the bed and
drawers.
Studio apartment
Common mistakes:
1. Living room:
Sizes and selection of furniture.
2. Kitchen:
The choice of furniture and the
organization of the workspace.
3. Foyer:
The size and arrangement of the
furniture.
4. Bathroom:
Selection and placement of plumbing
equipment.
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Studio apartment
Common mistakes:
1. Balcony:
An empty balcony that has no
functional space.
2. Living room:
Selection and arrangement of
furniture.
3. Kitchen:
Choice of furniture and organization
of the workspace.
4. Bedroom:
Location of the bed and drawers.
Common mistakes:
1. Foyer:
Size and arrangement of the
furniture.
2. Living room:
Choice of furniture and the
organization of the workspace.
3. Bedroom:
Selection of furniture and dressing
room organization.
4. Balcony
Arrangement of furniture and
organization of functional space.
Common mistakes:
1. Bedroom:
Division and furniture arrangement.
3. Kitchen:
Choice of furniture and organization
of the workspace.
4. Foyer:
Selection and arrangement of
furniture.
Common mistakes:
1. Living room:
Selection and arrangement of
furniture.
2. First bedroom:
Location of the bed and drawers.
3. Second bedroom:
Selection and arrangement of
furniture.
4. Kitchen:
Choice of furniture and organization
of the workspace.
5. Bathroom:
Selection and placement of plumbing
equipment.
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Foyer
Bathroom
However, mistakes in
kitchen planning can lead to
discomfort.
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Living room
Balcony
It is important to place a
storage system on the balcony
and decide on a seating area.
Dressing room
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2 APARTMENT
1. Foyer
It is the entrance to the apartment. The foyer and halls connect separate parts
of the apartment. They usually contain wardrobes that increase the comfort of
the apartment.
2. Bathroom
The number of bathrooms depends on the number of bedrooms and family
members.
3. Kitchen
It is the center of the apartment as the whole family often gets together in this
room. The planning covers cooking and eating routines as well as washing dishes.
4. Living room
The living room is designed for relaxation with family, relatives or friends. It is
important to properly design this room and choose furniture based on the size
of the family.
5. Balcony
Summer premises are additional spaces of the apartment. During the warm
season balcony can be used for relaxation, eating or as an office space.
6. Bedroom
Sleeping rooms are designed for one or two people and are intended for sleeping
and relaxing. A bedroom can perform several additional functions.
7. Dressing room
A room designed to store clothes, shoes, hats, linen and other belongings. It is
recommended to provide additional walk-in storages in the apartment.
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3 FOYER
The foyer should have enough space for meeting and greeting guests.
The foyer should have a direct connection with the kitchen, bathroom to
the living rooms.
The minimum comfortable width of halls in the foyer is 1 000 mm. The optimal
size is 1 100 - 1 600 mm.
Foyer types
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3 FOYER
3.2 Various sizes of space 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Separate room
1 2 3
4 5 6
Separate zone
7 8
Combined rooms
9 10
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3.3 Recommended furniture 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
1. Bench
2. Shoe rack
3. Commode
4. Wardrobe
5. Mirror
6. Carpet
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3.4 Dimensions 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Door types
Door sizes
Ergonomics rules
TIP 1
TIP 2
TIP 3
It is better to design a
door opening into the room
avoiding a collision if the
doors are located opposite.
TIP 4
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3.5 Design ideas 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Separate room
Furniture
BN1 • 550x350 CR2 • 800x500
1 SR1 • 520x180
WR2 • 1 500x600
MR3 • 600x30
Furniture
SR3 • 960x170
2 WR1 • 1 200x600
CR2 • 800x500
Furniture
Furniture
BN1 • 550x350 CR3 • 900x600
4 SR2 • 490x280
WR2 • 1 500x600
Furniture
BN1 • 550x350 CR3 • 900x600
5 SR1 • 520x180
WR3 • 2 200x600
Furniture
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1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in 100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in 1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Separate zone
Furniture
BN3 • 900x370 CR3 • 900x600
7 CM1 • 400x485
WR1 • 1 200x600
MR2 • 400x30
Furniture
Combined rooms
Furniture
BN1 • 550x350 MR3 • 400x30
9 WR3 • 2 000x600
CR3 • 900x600
Furniture
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3 FOYER
3.6 Exercises
Draw foyer
layout
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4 BATHROOM
The bathroom must have ventilation boxes and plumbing so the bathroom
and kitchen are often designed side-by-side to provide the same network.
All plumbing can be chosen compact, for example, many modern toilets are
partially built into the wall.
The powder room can be at least 0.8 m wide and at least 1.2 m long.
Doors should open exclusively outward, for example, from the bathroom
to the foyer. In Russia these are safety rules since in case of loss of
consciousness a person can block the exit from the room with his body.
Bath types
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4 BATHROOM
4.2 Various sizes of space 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Powder room
1 2
Small half-shower
3 4
Small half-bath
5 6
Full bath
7 8
9 10
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4 BATHROOM
4.3 Recommended furniture 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
1. Washbasin
2. Bathtub
B1 B2 B3
3. Shower
5. Washer 6. Mirror
7. Cabinet
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4.4 Dimensions 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Installation location
TIP 1
The recommended
distance from the wall
to the toilet is 250 mm,
to the sink is 500 mm.
TIP 2
TIP 3
Ergonomics rules
TIP 1
The recommended
space in front
of the toilet should be
800x600 mm.
TIP 2
TIP 3
It is recommended
to leave a free space
of 700x900 mm near
the shower stall.
TIP 4
A free space
of 1000x700 mm is
recommended in front
of the bathroom.
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4.5 Design ideas 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Powder room
Furniture
TB2 • 640x450
1
Furniture
TB2 • 640x450
2 WB1 • 630x490
Small half-bath
Furniture
Furniture
WB1 • 1 030x490
4 B2 • 1 800x800
MR1 • 600x30
Small half-shower
Furniture
WB3 • 1 030x490
5 SH3 • 1 200x1 000
MR1 • 600x30
Furniture
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4 BATHROOM
1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in 100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in 1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Full bath
Furniture
WB3 • 1 030x490 MR1 • 600х30
7 B3 • 1 700x1 100
TB1 • 640x450
Furniture
Furniture
WB2 • 820x490 TB3 • 500x370
9 SH1 • 900x900
TB2 • 640x450
MR1 • 600x30
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4.6 Exercises
Repeat or
draw another
foyer layout
Draw toilet
layout
Draw bathroom
+ toilet layout
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5 KITCHEN
The door opening should preferably be from the kitchen into the hall. You
can also use an empty doorway when using an electric stove.
Kitchen types
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5 KITCHEN
5.2 Various sizes of space 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Separate
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
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5 KITCHEN
5.3 Recommended furniture 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
1. Fridge 2. Sink
3. Сabinet (bottom)
4. Cabinet (top)
5. Table
6. Chairs
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5 KITCHEN
5.4 Dimensions 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Ergonomics rules
TIP 1
Minimum width
of the kitchen in
one row
is 1 800 mm.
TIP 2
TIP 3
TIP 4
TIP 5
Observe a minimum
distance of 500-600 mm
between the cooker
and the sink.
TIP 6
It is important to consider
the opening area of
all cabinets and open
appliances, e.x. dishwasher.
TIP 7
TIP 8
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5.5 Design ideas 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Separate
Furniture
FR1 • 540x550 CBT2 • 600x390
1 SN1 • 540x550
CBB2 • 600x600
SV1 • 600x550
Furniture
Furniture
FR1 • 540x550 SV1 • 600x550
3 SN1 • 540x550
CBB2 • 600x600
TB3 • 400x2 700
BCH1 • 400x400
Furniture
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1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in 100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in 1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Furniture
5 SN1 • 540x550
CBB1 • 400x600
TB2 • 900x1 500
CH1 • 460x460
CBB2 • 600x600
Furniture
7 SN1 • 540x550
CBB1 • 400x600
SV1 • 600x550
TB3 • 600x1 800
CBB2 • 600x600 BCH1 • 400x400
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5.6 Exercises
Kitchen
Living room
Kitchen
Draw kitchen
layout
Repeat or
draw another
foyer layout
Repeat or
draw another
Repeat or toilet layout
draw another
bathroom +
toilet layout
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6 LIVING ROOM
The living room is the place where the family gathers every evening for
relaxation but also where guests are invited for holidays.
There are many ways to divide a room into the required zones.
Find the center of your living room which could be a large dining table or a
huge sofa with a screen or TV.
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6.2 Various sizes of space 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Separate
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
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6.3 Recommended furniture 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
1. Sofa
2. TV stand
TVS1 TVSV2
3. TV
4. Coffee table
5. Chairs
6. Commode
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6.4 Dimensions 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Ergonomics rules
TIP 1
Choose comfortable
furniture. A sofa for two with
a width of 1 700 mm, for a
larger family from 2 100 mm.
TIP 2
TIP 3
TIP 4
TIP 5
TIP 6
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6.5 Design ideas 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Separate
Furniture
SF1 • 1 780x860 CFT2 • 1 000x750
1 TVS2 • 2 400x420
TV3 • 1 210x50
CH3 • 700x730
Furniture
Furniture
SF3 • 2 400x1 600 CFT1 • 900x900
3 TVS1 • 1 800x390
TV2 • 930x50
CH3 • 700x730
Furniture
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1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in 100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in 1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Furniture
SF1 • 1 780x860 CH4 • 790x690
5 TVS2 • 2 400x420
TV3 • 1 210x50
Furniture
Furniture
SF1 • 1 780x860 CFT1 • 900x900
7 TVS1 • 1 800x390
TV2 • 930x50
Furniture
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6.6 Exercises 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Living room
Living room
Kitchen
Repeat or
draw another
kitchen layout
Draw living
room layout
Repeat or
draw another
foyer layout
Repeat or
draw another
Repeat or toilet layout
draw another
bathroom +
toilet layout
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7 BALCONY
If you correctly design this part of the apartment you can get a spacious
and functional room.
Here you can arrange gym space or a workplace with a computer desk.
You can design a space for children’s games. Or simply enlarge the kitchen,
dining room or bedroom.
And in order not to use the balcony as a storage place you can place a
cabinet for storing various items.
Balcony types
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7 BALCONY
7.2 Various sizes of space 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Separate
1 2
3 4
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7 BALCONY
7.3 Recommended furniture 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
1. Rack
R1 R2
2. Balcony sofa
BSF1 BSF2
3. Commode
4. Desk
5. Chairs
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7.4 Dimensions 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Ergonomics rules
TIP 1
Minimum balcony
width is 1200 mm.
Optimal size
1 200 - 1 500 mm.
TIP 2
TIP 3
Separate
Furniture
R1 • 600x350
1 DS2 • 1 200x650
CH2 • 520x520
Furniture
CH2 • 520x520
2
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1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in 100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in 1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Furniture
BSF1 • 1 190x760
3 CH3 • 2 400x420
Furniture
R2 • 700x350
4 DS3 • 400x1 400
BCH1 • 400x400
Furniture
BSF2 • 1 190x760
5 CH3 • 700x730
DS3 • 1 200x650
6 CH2 • 520x520
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7.6 Exercises 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Balcony
Balcony
Bedroom
Draw balcony
layout
Repeat or
draw another
kitchen layout
Repeat or draw
another living
room layout
Repeat or
draw another
foyer layout
Repeat or
draw another
Repeat or toilet layout
draw another
bathroom +
toilet layout
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8.1 The role of the bedroom 10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in 1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
It can fit a small library with a bookcase, a work area and a coffee table
with soft comfortable chairs.
The first step is to choose a place for it and then supply the room with
various functional areas.
Bedroom types
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8.2 Various sizes of space 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
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8.3 Recommended furniture 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
3. Nightstand
4. Commode
5. Desk
6. Chairs
7. Wardrobe 8. Mirror
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8.4 Dimensions 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Ergonomics rules
TIP 1
Choose comfortable
furniture. The size of the
bed for children is 800-1200
mm, for adults 1600-2000 mm.
TIP 2
TIP 3
TIP 4
TIP 5
TIP 6
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8.5 Design ideas 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Furniture
BD1 • 1 600x2 000 DS3 • 650x1 500
1 NS3 • 400x380
TV2 • 930x50
CH1 • 460x460
WR1 • 600x1 500
Furniture
Furniture
BD3 • 900x2 000 CM3 • 800x480
3 NS2 • 400x200
TV2 • 930x50
CH1 • 460x460
WR2 • 600x2 000
Furniture
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1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in 100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in 1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Furniture
BD1 • 1 600x2 000 CH2 • 520x520
5 NS3 • 400x380
TV2 • 930x50
WR1 • 600x1 500
Furniture
Furniture
BD1 • 1 600x2 000 DS3 • 650x1 500
7 NS3 • 400x380
TV3 • 1 210x50
CH2 • 520x520
WR1 • 400x1 000
Furniture
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8.6 Exercises 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Bedroom
Kitchen
Bedroom
Repeat or draw
another balcony
layout
Repeat or
draw another
kitchen layout
Repeat or draw
another living
room layout
Repeat or
draw another
foyer layout
Repeat or
draw another
Repeat or toilet layout
draw another
bathroom +
toilet layout
Draw Draw
bedroom bedroom
layout layout
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It is necessary to think about storage system for shoes, bags, outwear and
casual clothes as well as accessories.
The upper area is convenient for storing those things that are rarely used.
In the bottom area it is necessary to place rods for hangers and below the
boxes for shoes or accessories.
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9.3 Recommended furniture 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
1. Wardrobe
WRB1 WRB2
2. Shoe rack
3. Commode
4. Mirror
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9.2 Various sizes of space 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Separate
1 2
3 4
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9.4 Dimensions 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Ergonomics rules
TIP 1
TIP 2
TIP 3
Consider a comfortable
arrangement of shelves for
clothes and shoes as well as
other belongings.
TIP 4
Separate
Furniture
WRB2 • 600x600
1 WRB2 • 1 000x600
Furniture
WRB1 • 800x400
2 WRB2 • 800x600
MR3 • 650x30
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1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in 100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in 1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Furniture
WRB2 • 600x600
3 WRB2 • 900x600
Furniture
WRB1 • 600x400
4 WRB2 • 600x600
MR3 • 650x30
Furniture
WRB1 • 800x600
5 WRB2 • 1 300x600
WRB2 • 750x600
6 MR3 • 650x30
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9.6 Exercises 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
Wardrobe
Bedroom
Wardrobe
Repeat or draw
another balcony
layout
Repeat or
draw another
kitchen layout
Repeat or draw
another living
room layout
Repeat or
draw another
foyer layout
Repeat or
draw another
Repeat or toilet layout
draw another
bathroom +
toilet layout Draw
wardrobe
layout
Repeat or Repeat or
draw another draw another
bedroom bedroom
layout layout
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10.1 Dimensioned layout 1 mm = 0.0394 in or 3/64 in
10 mm = 0.394 in or 25/64 in
100 mm = 3.94 in or 3 15/16 in
1 000 mm = 39.4 in or 39 3/8 in
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10.3 Steps «How to design»?
HOW TO DESIGN?
STEP 1.
STEP 2.
STEP 3.
STEP 4.
STEP 5.
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