When we are going to remodel a space, be it our home, commercial premises or office, one of the things that comes to mind at first glance is the design that we are going to take as a reference for the project. On the web, Instagram, Pinterest or any similar social network, we find spectacular references. These references are generally of modern and unique spaces, which immediately call our attention and serve as a starting point for what we want for ourselves.
Whether we have the end result we want in mind or not, we know that on an aesthetic level we need to choose the right products and materials for the area to be remodeled. What we see first every time we visit an open or closed space is that it has a good appearance, since this gives the property greater value. The design enters through the eyes, one could say.
But now, leaving aside the aesthetic part, what about the functionality of the selected design? This is a question that applies to the final products, materials, and assemblies that make up the project. Because although there are many design options on the market that ensure a pleasant aesthetic, not all of them meet the basic functionality requirements that give a space the required level of structural efficiency.
In this post, we are going to teach you about functional design applied to products made mainly of stainless steel, aluminum and glass. You will learn what you should consider when selecting a design to remodel your spaces. In this way, you will guarantee that it meets optimized structural requirements and without losing its desirable good looks and aesthetics. To get started, let’s get down to business and define functional design: