Do you ever stump your shoes when getting up from a table?

Have you ever bumped your head going down stairs?

Have you ever had to go in front of some one when leaving a conversation group?

Are you ever lacking comfortable elbow room or seat and table height when eating?

These, and many others, uncomfortable situations are the result of bad proportions.

Good proportions are not relevant to just the sizes of objects used in the designing of home furnishings but also to the functional placements of such things.

People participate in activities in rooms.

What are these activities and how can furnishings be placed so that these activities, regardless of what they are, can be experienced comfortably are the result of intelligent planning for a well designed residential interior space.

The most beautiful, expensive, desirable, and prominent interior spaces are poorly designed if people are uncomfortable using them.

Think of the highly important aspects of proportions in all parts of a residential interior space from the largest to the smallest one.

After all is said and done remember that someone will be living there.

Food for thought.