Interior Journal Log Book
The purpose of this log is to systematically record interior design activities and observations, including details of each design task, to track progress, document design changes, and ensure effective management of interior design projects.
Prepared by: [YOUR NAME]
Date: [DATE]
DATE | ENTRY ID | INTERVENTION DESCRIPTION | LOCATION | OBSERVATIONS |
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2050-07-15 | INT001 | Space Planning | Living Room | Arranged seating for optimal flow. |
2050-07-15 | INT002 | Palette Selection | Office | Selected neutral tones for a serene environment. |
2050-07-15 | INT003 | Lighting Design | Dining Area | Installed contemporary pendant fixtures. |
2050-07-15 | INT004 | Art Installation | Hallway | Curated and positioned artwork to enhance aesthetics. |
2050-07-15 | INT005 | Window Treatments | Bedroom | Added drapery for improved privacy and ambiance. |
2050-07-16 | INT006 | Flooring Assessment | Kitchen | Identified wear and tear on existing tiles. |
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Notes:
Date: Record the date of each interior design activity to maintain a chronological sequence of tasks and observations.
Activity ID: Enter a unique identifier for each design activity. This is crucial for referencing specific tasks and ensuring accurate record-keeping.
Activity Description: Describe the nature of the design activity performed. This provides context and details about the specific work completed.
Location: Document the area or room where the design activity took place. This helps in tracking design progress across different parts of the space.
Observations: Record any relevant observations or notes related to the design activity. This includes insights on design effectiveness, issues encountered, or recommendations for future changes.
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