How Do Interior Architects Work?

 Many people confuse interior architects with interior designers or decorators. However, both are different professions. An interior architect does space planning and interior building designing whereas, an interior designer furnishes and decorates the interiors. The job of interior designers is to add aesthetics to the interiors but, interior architecture remains a bigger task.  


What does Interior Architecture do?


  • The work of an interior architect is to maintain a design balance i.e. the beauty and the practicality of a building. 


  • The Interior architect must ensure the safety, functionality, and appearance of the building. And to achieve that, they should run the skillful considerations throughout the process.


The strategy for Interior Architecture design-


  • They first talk with their clients to understand their needs.



  • Once they find the desired building or construction site, they sketch the further plan to meet your needs. 


The Concept Design-


  • Concept designing comes after the selection or construction of the building. In this step, the interior architect comes with the best way to utilize the space.


  • These architectures make drafts of your building’s design that includes- 


  1. General Layout

  2. Wall placement

  3. Windows

  4. Doors

  5. Electrical

  6. Ventilation

  7. Plumbing

  8. Coloring

  9. Structural accents and

  10. Furnishing!  


We at Workshop Studio have immaculate interior architects. Our architects are the best interior architecture Dallas. They present sample imagery to our clients to visualize how the building will look after the completion. We believe in creating engaging spaces that would reflect stories. Visit our website to avail of our services and contact us. 

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