Journal of Architectural Engineering Technology
Open Access

Architecture; Design; Construction

Introduction

One of the most distinctive features of Iranian interior design is its use of tilework. Iranian tiles are famous for their intricate designs and vivid colors, and they are used extensively in mosques, palaces, and other important buildings. The tiles are often arranged in geometric patterns or floral designs, and they are carefully crafted by skilled artisans [1, 2].

Methods

Another important aspect of Iranian interior design is its use of textiles. Persian carpets are world-renowned for their beauty and quality, and they are often used as the centerpiece of a room. The carpets are made from high-quality wool or silk, and they feature intricate designs that often incorporate floral or geometric motifs. Other textiles, such as silk curtains and velvet cushions, are also used to add a sense of luxury and opulence to Iranian interiors.Iranian architecture also places a strong emphasis on light and shadow. This is especially true in traditional Iranian houses, which are designed to keep the interior cool and comfortable during the hot summer months. The use of small courtyards, skylights, and latticed screens helps to create a sense of openness and airiness, while also providing shade and privacy [3, 4].

The design of Iranian interiors is also influenced by Islamic architecture. Islamic art and design is characterized by its use of geometric patterns and calligraphy, and this is evident in many Iranian interiors. The walls of mosques, for example, are often covered in intricate calligraphic designs, while the floors are adorned with geometric patterns made from colored tiles.Iranian palaces are another important example of the country's interior design. These grand buildings are often characterized by their opulence and grandeur, with ornate plasterwork, gilded ceilings, and elaborate chandeliers. Persian carpets are also a common feature in palaces, as are intricate tile mosaics and finely crafted wooden doors [5, 6].

In modern times, Iranian interior design has continued to evolve and adapt to changing tastes and styles. Contemporary Iranian designers often incorporate traditional elements into their work, such as the use of intricate patterns and luxurious textiles, while also experimenting with new materials and forms.One example of contemporary Iranian interior design is the work of architect Mohsen Foroughi. Foroughi is known for his use of natural materials such as wood, stone, and copper, which he combines with modern design elements to create striking and original spaces. His work often incorporates elements of traditional Iranian design, such as intricate tilework and calligraphy, but reinterprets them in a fresh and modern way [7, 8].

Conclusion

In conclusion, the interior design of Iranian architecture is a reflection of the country's rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions. The use of intricate tilework, luxurious textiles, and a sense of balance and harmony are all key elements of Iranian interior design, as are the influences of Islamic art and architecture. From the grandeur of palaces to the cool elegance of traditional Iranian houses, Iranian interiors are characterized by their beauty, sophistication, and attention to detail [9, 10].

Acknowledgement

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