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We are Yumboxinteriors
An Interior Design agency that specializes in delivering spaces that express balance in aesthetics & function. We’re young & dynamic and revel in creating well thought out designs in all things interior. In addition, via our sister agency Yumboxdesign, we also offer Visual Communication Design, Digital Media Production, as well as Video Production Services for all things related to the architectural design industry.
SPACE
Space, some say ‘the final frontier”. However, here on planet earth, it is the most essential element when designing interiors. Space is the foundation upon which the whole interior design project is built. It is therefore essential that our designers are well aware and conscious of the space around them, its dimensions, as well as its utilities when working upon any Yumboxinterior assignment.
LIGHT
Light, what would interior design be without it? The first commandment ever spoken into existence. Either by an act of God or man-made, without light other supporting elements, namely color; texture and pattern have no relevance without it. Light establishes the ambience and mood of a living space, and reveals all the other elements associated, including space, line and form.
COLOR
Colors, do they need any introduction? Color fuses together an aesthetic bond between objects and certainly sets the mood for any type of space, commercial, as well as residential. Colors have to be used intelligently, based upon the psychology and the mindset of the dwellers occupying the space. For example, red is an excellent choice for dining rooms, or fast food outlets, as it encourages appetite. Yummy.
TEXTURE
Texture has nothing to do with mobile phones, instead it is mainly involved with the surface and defines how an object will look and feel. Texture adds substance and encourages interest in a living space. It also establishes the feel, appearance and consistency of any given surface. Texture can broadly be categorized into two types – Visual Texture, where the texture is only observed, and Actual Texture, where the texture is both seen and felt.
