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Planning optimal use of space, selecting environmentally friendly products, and reducing energy usage, emissions, and waste are all factors that affect sustainable design projects.
FREMONT, CA: The interior design industry seems to be a late bloomer when it comes to incorporating technology into its operations. Despite this, the industry has now caught up and is fully committed to using technology to better our living environment.
When it comes to technologizing the industry, a few recent advances have helped offset the use of digital and science measures in design. The sustainable living movement has had a significant impact on the materials and techniques used to remodel interior spaces. Our living standards have also increased expectations for technology's continuous availability and how and when we use it.
Here are three technologies driving interior design
Smart Homes
The role of the interior designer has expanded to include transforming traditional living spaces into high-tech residences. In terms of interior design, light has the most impact on our perception and understanding of a room. Twenty years ago, the most control you might have over domestic lighting systems was through a rotary dimmer. People can now control their lighting from their phones, set automatic timers for their bedroom lights, and even control natural light by forcing blinds to open at specific times.
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