Principles of Room Design

• Envelope
• Contents
• Connections
• Flow
• Scale

The space is functional and comfortable. It is the right size and has good shape and proportion.

The furnishings, equipment, and accessories support the functions of the room.

Spaced correctly and work well within the space.

Well grounded and are grouped in logical configurations

The space connects well to other spaces, to the exterior and to special features inside the space.

If applicable it receives natural light and a connection to the outside.

the entry point is logical and contents are arranged in a way that makes movement within and through the space efficient and fluid.

Architectural and interior elements in the room are of various sizes, ranging from large to small. Large walls are subdivided into smaller units and articulated.