Interior & Architectural Design FAQs — Dhaka

The three F's are floorplan, finishes, and fixtures. In Dhaka projects, the floorplan defines movement and function, finishes set the visual tone, and fixtures complete usability with long-term performance. Balancing all three creates a space that feels cohesive and practical every day.

The 60/40 rule helps distribute visual weight: around 60% for the dominant design language and 40% for supportive contrast. This ratio keeps interiors unified while still allowing personality through accent materials, textures, and focal features. It is especially useful in open-plan homes and hospitality spaces.

Interior design fees vary by project size, scope complexity, deliverables, and execution support level. In Bangladesh, budgeting should include design development, 3D outputs, BOQ detailing, and on-site coordination where needed. The best way to set a fair budget is to request a transparent estimate aligned to your goals.

The golden rule is balance: every choice should support function, proportion, and visual harmony together. When architecture, furniture scale, lighting, and material palette align, spaces feel calm and complete. This principle helps ensure beauty is practical and practicality is beautiful.