Interiors: An Introduction
by David Taylor, Karla Nielson
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Book Reviews of Interiors: An Introduction
Book Review: Interiors, an Introduction
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is amazingly useful at many levels of design. The authors touch on every aspect a designer needs to know something about. There are many others, more in depth on specific subjects, but this is a terrific introduction to the many topics associated with Interior Design.
I teach design students at the University and Junior College level and I assign this text for Introduction to Interior Design and Products & Materials; as well as an adjunct text to History of Furniture and Lighting. I advise my students to keep this book in their libraries for future reference as they continue their careers -- it's that helpful.
Book Review: Terrible Customer Service
Summary: 1 Stars
I placed the order on Monday Sept 29th and today is Friday Oct 2. I am just being informed that my order cannot be shipped! There is another buyer who experienced the same thing. Books order through this seller but did not deliver. I would not buy from this seller again.Book Review: Great Book, I dont plan on selling it when class is over!
Summary: 5 Stars
GReat book pretty updated, I dont plan on selling it off in exchange for another in the future. It is a great referrance for anyone to keep who would like to reminded of all design terminlogy. A great foundation book for anyone pursuing Int. or Arch. Design.
Book Review: It is useful but...
Summary: 3 Stars
This text book is useful but do not expect a complete information in there. They do not provide any drafting information if you actually looking for it. Otherwise, if use for basic information, it is fine.Book Review: Purchased For a Class But Kept It For Reference
Summary: 4 Stars
This was a required text for a design class. I found it pretty useful (in conjunction with the other text), and ended up keeping both for reference books when the class was completed.