Interior Design
Interior Design
Interior Design
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LIC. RITA MARIDUEÑA T.
ENGLISH FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS
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2.7. Writing: Translate the professional Presentation techniques, four factors that
influence design…………………………………………………………..29
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UNIT 3. EXPLORING BASIC ELEMENTS OF DESIGN
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Painting, drawing, art, design, shape, direction, size, wheel, value, gradation,
contrast, dominance.
4.5. Speaking: Furniture arrangement: living areas, sleeping areas, basic furniture
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INTRODUCTION
This learning material is designed for students who are studying Interior Design or
want to know something new into English about Interior Design. The contents
provide practice in both productive and receptive skills (listening, reading,
speaking and writing). It is to say that students will be able to share opinions,
make comparisons and agree or disagree about the presentation of the topics.
This book consists of four lessons related to a specific topic – based syllabus
about illustrative basic terms of Interior Design.
I have found some useful information and quoted various practical pages referring
to grammar drills and readings related to Interior Design with a short list of
questions in order to motivate students to learn new words and phrases
associated with their career. Also, I have read many programs about Interior
Design and moreover, I wanted to contribute with my personal English teaching
experience supported on 17 years of training the English Language. Therefore, I
decided to write this handbook.
§ The readings are adapted from specific topics that improve the learning of
technical vocabulary about Interior Design using categories of words such
as nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.
§ The vocabulary review is related to the texts showed in each unit.
§ The grammar exercises are presented through additional examples of the
target grammar structures.
§ The listening section gives students the opportunity to classify different
sounds through lyrics.
§ The speaking section helps students to apply what they have learned in the
previous language focus and listening drills.
§ The pronunciation section deals with phonetics and the individual
translation of all the terms related to this field.
§ Writing exercises help students to develop their narrative skills so that it is
necessary to know the new methods to write good essays.
I believe that this academic text is going to be useful and interesting for university
students in their career because they will be able to practice English in both their
professional and daily lives.
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PLAN OF THE BOOK
Homework
Homework
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Unit three EXPLORING BASIC ELEMENTS OF DESIGN
Grammar Vocabulary Listening Reading Writing Speaking Pronunciation
Relative Learning Listening for Basic color Translate Discussing the Consonant and
pronouns: technical specific theory. the rules Design and vowel sounds
who, which, terms information: or Color.
whose. related to song guidelines Elements of
Grammar Basic exercise of design. design and
mistakes. elements of Every breath Principles of
Design: you take by design
Painting, the Police
drawing, art,
design, shape,
direction, size,
wheel, value,
gradation,
contrast,
dominance.
Homework
Homework
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Unit One Exploring Interior Design
1. Warm - up
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Furnishings must be in proportion to the space they occupy and to the needs
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Differences between an interior designer and an interior decorator
• Interior designer
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A person whose profession is the execution of interior design.
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A person who specializes in designing architectural interiors and their
furnishings
• Interior decorator
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Interior designer a person whose profession is the planning of the
decoration and furnishings of the interior of houses, shops, etc.
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A person whose profession is the painting and wallpapering of houses.
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WORKSHEET
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1.2 Vocabulary review
Designer , n
Insurance , n
Artistic , adj
Creative , adj
Tact , adj
Patience , n
Stores , n
Studios , n
Customer , n
Manufacturer , n
Worker , n
Furnishing , n
Architectural , adj
Firm , n
Plan , v
Design , v
Specialize , v
Examine , v
Draw up , v
Supervise , v
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1.3. Grammar: Impersonal phrases: It´s+ Adjective +Infinitive, giving advice
and suggestions
Practice
Complete these sentences giving advice and suggestions.
1.- It’s a good idea (específicar) ………………… materials and furnishings, such
as lighting, furniture, wall finishes, flooring, and plumbing fixtures.
2.- (Es útil) ………….……. to visit after the project to ensure that the client is
satisfied.
3.- It’s possible (trabajar) …………..….. in a team with other designers.
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4.- It´s unreasonable (para nosotros) ……………. to identify new business and
selling services to potential clients.
5.- (Es fácil) ………..……. to keep up to date with new developments in the
design industry.
Practice
Fill the gaps with and, but, because or so.
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3.- Mixed articles
Practice
2.- As …………. designer, you must create decorative layouts for homes, office
complexes, medical facilities, restaurants, stores, places of worship, airports and
hotels.
a) AN b) A c) THE D) NO ARTICLE
3.- A job may include creating color palettes, selecting ……… appropriate
furniture, and accessorizing the space with fabrics, wall hangings, window
treatments, light fixtures and flooring.
a) AN b) A c) THE D) NO ARTICLE
4.- An interior designer must communicate effectively with clients to make sure
the design fits ………….. owner's style and purpose.
a) AN b) A c) THE D) NO ARTICLE
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1.4. Listening: Song exercise
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1. Translate this paragraph.
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Honesty is such a lonely word.
everyone is so untrue.
honesty is hardly ever heard.
and mostly what I need from you.
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1.5. Speaking Interior designer job description, career as an interior
designer.
Discuss in pairs. What is your opinion about the interior designer job description?
Interior designers
examine material
samples before
They work for interior design firms, presenting a
architectural firms, retail stores, detailed plan and
and the design departments of sketch to a client.
large industries or institutions.
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WORKSHEET
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a) Answer the following questions.
1.- What do interior designers plan and design?
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2.- Where can they work?
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3.- What do they major in?
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4.- What do interior designers examine?
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b) Complete the functions of interior designers
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1.6.- Pronunciation Consonant and vowel sounds
Interior Designers
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Unit Two Exploring Patterns of design
2. Warm - up
Discuss the following questions in pairs.
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2.1 Reading: Structural and Decorative Designs
Design
Types of Design
• Structural Design
o The design is an integral part of the structure itself.
o The structure and design cannot be separated.
o The simplest design.
• Decorative Design
o Involves the application of color, line, texture, or pattern to an
object.
o Ornamentation added to the basic form.
All design should follow the law of FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION which states:
• The form of an object or space should reflect its intended use and fulfill
its intended function.
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WORKSHEET
NAME: ………………………………………………………………………………….
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2.2. Vocabulary review
Ornamentation , n
Object , n
Of , prep
Law , n
Fulfill , v
Reflect , v
Methods , n
Assignments , n
Sharp , adj
Straighter , adj
Label , v
Mount , v
Illustrate , v
Neatness , n
Dream , n
Portfolio , n
Collect , v
Kitchen , n
Size , n
Sheet , n
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2.3. Grammar: Connectors: above all, such as, then, therefore, firstly, even so,
however, instead; gerund or infinitive form and modal verbs.
1.- Connectors
These are also called “linking words”. Here are two examples:
a) In many states, however, this path alone cannot lead to licensing as a
professional interior designer.
b) They also renovate a space to satisfy the specific taste for a client.
Practice
a) Translate these connectors into Spanish.
Firstly/ instead a major part of an interior designer's responsibilities involves meeting with
clients to discuss decorating needs, room layout plans, and the functionality of a room or
building. Therefore/ then You must have effective communication skills so/ firstly you can
understand what a client wants and successfully design a room to meet his criteria.
Furthermore, / however some clients already have a thorough understanding of what they
want, while/ because of these others are looking for advice and suggestions to help them
create a stylish space. From my point of view/such as Most of your communication happens
during on-site meetings, so/whereas both you and the client can visualize the space and
discuss patterns, materials, colors, fabrics and furnishings.
(Adapted from a website)
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2.- Gerund or infinitive
These forms are related to verb complements, subjects or objects in a grammar structure.
Ø Verbs using the gerund form:
Admit, advise, avoid, can´t help, can´t stand, consider, dislike, enjoy, feel like, finish, go on,
keep, look forward to, recommend, remember, suggest, understand.
Ø Verbs using a gerund or an infinitive form:
Begin, continue, hate, intend, like, love, prefer, start, stop.
Ø Verbs using an infinitive:
Afford, agree, appear, arrange, ask, care, decide, expect, fail, forget, hope, learn, manage,
mean, offer, plan, prepare, promise, refuse, remember, seem, want, wish.
Examples:
1.- They are not allowed ………………. architects to do structural work. (hire)
2.- She couldn’t help …………………..a timeline for the project. (set)
5.- My friend advised me ………… the design plan and budget to the client and then
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3.- Basic Modals
o Should = advice
o Can = ability
o Must = obligation
Examples:
a) An interior designer should visit after the project to ensure that the client is
satisfied.
b) An interior design student can prepare final plans.
c) A university teacher must create a timeline for the interior design project.
Practice
Choose the modal verb (should, can, must) that is most appropriate.
1.- An interior designer ………….. evaluate and design interior living and work spaces to
make them functional, appealing and well-suited to an owner's needs.
2.- As a designer, you ……..…create decorative layouts for homes, office complexes,
medical facilities, restaurants, stores, places of worship, airports and hotels.
3.- A job …….. include creating color palettes, selecting appropriate furniture, and
accessorizing the space with fabrics, wall hangings, window treatments, light fixtures
and flooring.
4.- An interior designer ……….. communicate effectively with clients to make sure the
design fits the owner's style and purpose.
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2.4. Listening song exercise
¯ WILD WORLD ¯
by Cat Stevens
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2.I'll always remember you ---------- b) the world can do
3.you know I’ve seen a lot of what ------- c) like a child girl
4.and it's breaking my heart ----- d) it´s a wild world
cause I never want to see your sad girl,
don't be a bad girl,
4.- Circle the correct answer.
but just remember there's a lot of bad and be well, well / beware,
beware,
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2.5. Speaking: Structural and decorative designs
Discuss in pairs. What do you think about structural and decorative designs?
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
Structural design is the integral part of
the structure itself—when the structure
and design cannot be separated. n
Good proportion and safety are
important to structural design.
DECORATIVE DESIGN
Decorative design involves the
application of color, line, texture,
or pattern to an object.
Decorative design may be used
to enhance a structural design or
may be simply a work of art.
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2.6. Pronunciation Consonant and vowel sounds
Patterns of Design
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Unit Three Exploring Basic elements of design
3. Warm - up
Answer these questions in pairs.
a) Name three fundamental elements of design that you know.
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a) The primary colors are yellow, blue and red. These cannot be created
by other colors.
b) The secondary colors are green, orange, and purple.
c) The tertiary colors are yellow-orange, red -orange, red-purple, blue-
green, and yellow-green.
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WORKSHEET
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5) What are the primary colors?
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b) Draw a color wheel and then apply the appropriate colors.
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c) Color these rooms using the primary colors, secondary colors and tertiary colors.
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3.2. Vocabulary review
Art , n
Drawing , n
Painting , n
Contain , v
Successful , adj
Edge , n
Mark , n
Suggest , v
Organic , adj
Calmness , n
Stability , n
Tranquility , n
Movement , n
Surface , n
Rough , adj
Smooth , adj
Soft , adj
Combine , v
Produce , v
Satisfy , v
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3.3. Grammar: Relative pronouns: who, which, whose; correcting mistakes.
Practice
• Fill in each blank space with who, which, or whose.
1. The man house we stayed in is my uncle.
2. At first, I couldn't tell he was, but then I recognized him.
3. The guy sold me my car is a crook.
4. P1: pen did he give you? P2: The blue one.
5. I couldn't decide camera was right for me.
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3.4. Listening Song exercise
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Since you've gone, I've been lost without a trace
I dream at night I can only see your face
I look around, but it's you I can't replace
I feel so cold and I long for your embrace
I keep crying, baby, baby, please
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Every game you play
Every night you stay)
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3.5. Speaking Design and Color. Elements and principles of design
To create a work
of art.
To make up a
painting, drawing,
design etc.
The principles of
design are:
balance,
gradation,
repetition,
The elements of contrast,
design are: line, harmony,
shape, direction, dominance and
size, texture, color unity.
and value.
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3.6. Pronunciation Consonant and vowel sounds
3.7. Writing
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Pick colors on purpose.
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Be universal; remember that it's not about you.
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Unit Four Exploring Interior space
4. Warm - up
Discuss the following questions in pairs.
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4.1 Reading: Interior design: space.
How can an interior designer enhance the function of interior space?
In interior design, form should follow function. It's the job of an interior designer to
create an extremely usable space and then make it beautiful. Experienced
designers know a variety of tricks to enhance the practical function of a space
without limiting its visual allure
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WORKSHEET
NAME: …………………………………………………………….…………………………
DATE: ………………………………………………………………………………………...
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Lighting
o A good interior designer knows that lighting is the key to the function
and safety of all spaces. Lighting may be hidden under cabinets, recessed or
come from a genuine work of art like a Tiffany or Waterford lamp.
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Floor Planning
o A designer starts with a good floor plan to ensure that logical pathways
between entrances and exits are kept clear. Appropriate space must be left
for all anticipated activities.
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Work Surfaces
o A w e l l -designed i n t e r i o r s h o u l d p r o v i d e a s m a n y w o r k
s u r f a c e s a s i s reasonable. Some may be obvious: table tops, for
instance, while others may be subtler, like fold-down laptop desks or tables
with extendable leaves.
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Storage
o With function in mind, a designer should create as many storage spaces
as possible, including using tables with drawers, hinged ottomans and storage
bench.
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Streamline
o A floor plan maximized for function can appear crowded. A designer will
add decorative appeal with quality furnishings, flooring and a sedate wall
color, while avoiding multiple accessories or excessive wall decor.
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4.2. Vocabulary review
Extremely , adv
Usable , adj
Variety , n
Enhance , v
Without , prep
Visual , adj
Safety , n
Lamp , n
Like , prep
Floor , n
Pathway , n
Provide , v
Subtle , adj
Storage , n
Crowded , adj
Wall , n
Appeal , v
Drawer , n
Add , v
Avoid , v
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4.3. Grammar: Present perfect tense and recognizing extra word mistakes.
Practice
• Change each sentence into the present perfect tense.
1. I am speaking to you. I have___________________ to you.
2. That man is driving a car. That man has_________________ a car.
3. My friend is sleeping. My friend has____________________________ .
4. She is in Prague. She has___________________________ in Prague.
5. They are arguing about money. They have________________ money.
6. They are taking a test. They have______________________ a test.
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3.- In Manta, the dogs aren’t allowed on the beach. I don’t have the money for to pay
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4.4. Listening song exercise
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There are ways to get there
if you care enough for the living
make a little space
make a better place....
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Heal the world
make it a better place
for you and for me
and the entire human race
there are people dying
if you care enough
for the living
make a better place
for you and for me
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If you want to know why
there's a love that
cannot lie
love is strong
it only cares for
joyful giving
if we try
we shall see
in this bliss
we cannot feel
fear or dread
we stop existing and
start living
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2.- Complete the chart with nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions
and prepositions.
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Nouns Adjectives Verbs Prepositions Adverbs Conjunctions
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For you and for me
and the entire human race
there are people dying
if you care enough
for the living
make a better place
for you and for me
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4.5. Speaking section furniture arrangement.
Living areas
Sleeping areas
Dining room
Study room
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4.6. Pronunciation Consonant and vowel sounds
§ Write an essay about Interior space using: introduction, main body and
conclusion.
INTERIOR SPACE
Introduction
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