Architects use the concept of space in various ways to create expressive interiors. Some of the ways are:
1. Defining the purpose of the space: Architects first understand the purpose of the space they are designing. Based on the function of the space, they create a plan that includes the required spaces, the size of each space and the relationship between them.
2. Modifying the scale and proportion: Architects use the techniques of modifying the scale and proportion of spaces to create a desired visual effect. They may use high ceilings, large windows or dramatic lighting to create a sense of grandeur.
3. Creating visual interest: Architects use various design elements to create visual interest in a space. They may use color, texture, pattern or material to add visual appeal to a space and create focal points.
4. Balancing the use of space: Architects maintain a balance between the different elements of a space, such as furniture, artwork and accessories. They ensure that these elements are distributed equally to create an aesthetically pleasing space.
5. Incorporating natural elements: Architects often incorporate natural elements such as plants, water features and natural light to create a sense of tranquillity and serenity in a space.
In summary, architects use a combination of design elements and techniques to create expressive interiors that are functional, visually pleasing and in line with the client's needs and preferences.
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