Designing a Sustainable Cafe Library Interior Using Textile Waste Materials and Innovative Resin Tiles

Abstract: The increasing demand for sustainability in interior design has fueled the quest for new materials and creative solutions. This study looks into the use of textile waste in cafe library interior design, with an emphasis on comfy furniture, useful decor, and unusual partition pieces. This study's original contribution is the fabrication of ornamental tiles manufactured from textile waste and sustainable resin, a material combination that has not previously been used in interior design. The process entails conducting surveys from three perspectives: customers, cafe library proprietors, and interior designers, to assess the proposals' practical practicality and reception. This article provides a thorough framework for incorporating textile waste into the emerging narrative of eco-friendly interior design by combining creative design principles and sustainability aims.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Published
2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2024.65743
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Architecture, Design, and Social History
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Designing a Sustainable Cafe Library Interior Using Textile Waste Materials and Innovative Resin Tiles

S. S. Nigam, Pallavi Jhariya
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Architecture, Design, and Social History
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Designing a Sustainable Cafe Library Interior Using Textile Waste Materials and Innovative Resin Tiles

S. S. Nigam, Pallavi Jhariya
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Abstract: The increasing demand for sustainability in interior design has fueled the quest for new materials and creative solutions. This study looks into the use of textile waste in cafe library interior design, with an emphasis on comfy furniture, useful decor, and unusual partition pieces. This study's original contribution is the fabrication of ornamental tiles manufactured from textile waste and sustainable resin, a material combination that has not previously been used in interior design. The process entails conducting surveys from three perspectives: customers, cafe library proprietors, and interior designers, to assess the proposals' practical practicality and reception. This article provides a thorough framework for incorporating textile waste into the emerging narrative of eco-friendly interior design by combining creative design principles and sustainability aims.

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 12(12)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Architecture, Design, and Social History
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