Architecture decorum and interior design decorum are different in several ways.
Architecture decorum refers to the principles of design and style that are applied to the exterior or overall structure of a building or space. It includes elements such as the shape, size, materials, and overall aesthetic of a building or space. It also considers the function and purpose of the building or space, as well as its surroundings and cultural context.
On the other hand, interior design decorum focuses on the design and decoration of the inside of a building or space. It includes elements such as color schemes, furniture, lighting, flooring, and accessories. Interior design decorum is concerned with creating a comfortable and functional space that reflects the personality and style of the occupants.
While both architecture decorum and interior design decorum are concerned with aesthetics and functionality, they differ in terms of the scope of their design considerations. Architecture decorum focuses more on the overall design and structure of a building or space, while interior design decorum is concerned with the specific elements and details that make up the inside of a building or space.
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