Can a design look better than it actually works? Sometimes…
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Can a design look better than it actually works?
Sometimes a design immediately looks impressive, but once you start thinking about how someone would actually use the space, questions start coming up.
Where would people naturally walk?
Does the furniture placement make sense?
Would the space still work when it's busy?
It's easy to get impressed by how something looks and forget to think about how it functions.
How do you balance visual impact with everyday usability?
#art
Sometimes a design immediately looks impressive, but once you start thinking about how someone would actually use the space, questions start coming up.
Where would people naturally walk?
Does the furniture placement make sense?
Would the space still work when it's busy?
It's easy to get impressed by how something looks and forget to think about how it functions.
How do you balance visual impact with everyday usability?
#art
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