…Design As Crucial Tool For Creating Inclusive Solutions
This year, the International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers (IFI) took a detour from the usual compelling thematic preoccupations of the World Interior Designs (WID) day to address the pressing issues of communication divide between contemporary and traditional designs with the theme “The Growing Generational Gap: Improved Multi-Generational Future”.
According to IFI, the theme points towards having a sensitive and adaptable artistry and functionality interior designs which creates an environment that celebrates generational diversity, building bridges between past, present and future. “With this approach, design emerges as a crucial tool for creating inclusive solutions that promote more effective and meaningful communication between people of different ages.”
This inclusive design approach IFI states would close the gap between past and present paving the way for a future design industry where people of all ages coexist in a collaborative and enriching way, while looking forward to the trends that will define spaces in 2025.
World Interiors Day is an annual event by the International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers (IFI) to highlight the importance of interior design and its impact on the quality of life and well-being.
Each year on the last Saturday of May, WID is celebrated to increase awareness, recognise the importance of interior design in improving living spaces, while also celebrating the achievements of professional interior designers.
The celebration aids IFI and the international design community strive to improve the field, promote the impact of interior spaces in daily life, and motivate upcoming designers.
It also focuses on the importance of interior design and assists people in knowing how careful and well-implemented design can enhance practical areas, appearances, and general health.
It tells us about the contributions of interior designers and architects, recognising their creativity, skills, and the beneficial influence they have on private and public spaces.IWD also promotes interior designers, architects, and the public, fostering the sharing of ideas and successful strategies worldwide.
