Meuser Natascha

Those who imbue interior design with a social purpose inevitably diagnose human coexistence. Unlike the rigid, difficult-to-change structures of our cities and houses, the shaping factors of interior spaces are more adaptable. Therefore, interior design has the ability to respond to social and cultural changes more swiftly than architecture can. The understanding of space inspires nearly all scientific disciplines, each of which has found its own definition for it. In this book, Natascha Meuser, a professor of interior planning at Anhalt University in Dessau, shares her personal story of spatial art and places source texts on the theory of interior design within a historical context.