Aesthetic Coding in Interior Design

Abstract

This chapter demonstrates and discusses how strategies of interior design contribute to an interior as a place. First it discusses theoretical matters of experience, understanding, and aesthetic coding in design. Further, this platform is discussed in terms of interior design and the practice of designing interiors by asking how means of interior design can be used to encode, transform, and organize structures of meaning in a way that creates localized places. The chapter then focuses on an analysis of three exemplary cases of interior designs (all of Danish provenance) that discuss central concepts and demonstrate the defining of places through processes of creating meaning by means of interior design. The cases are Verner Panton's Visiona II (1970), Louise Campbell's front office for the Danish Ministry of Culture (2006), and the Tietgen Dormitory in Copenhagen (2008).

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