The result we gathered from the survey
varies from person to person. The people who prefer to live in larger spaces
outnumber those who prefer smaller space by a 3:1 ratio. The main reason is
that they want more freedom to do activities and more privacy or personal
space. Some other responses we receive also talks about not liking cramped spaces
and being able to put more stuffs.
The people who prefer to live in
smaller spaces more than often state their reason to be related to their small
sized family or simply because of their own personal preference. Some elaborate
further that they liked the comfort and practicality offered by smaller spaces,
as they don’t feel lonely even though they are living alone and they can have
everything within reach easily. There are also repeated answers of needing less
furniture or decorations and taking less time to clean the house.
When asked about the importance of
health, safety and visual aesthetics, there is a unanimously positive response.
As we have expected, most gave 5 out of 5 regarding the importance of health
and safety. However, we are quite surprised to learn that the people also deem
aesthetics as an important part of their living space, giving an average of 4.5
for the rating. This means that most people are aware of the need for good
interior design, or at least enjoy the presence of it.
The most common complaints with their
current living space are that they are too boring or too messy. The next common
issue is the expensiveness of living space. There is also a fair amount of
people who complains about the lack of space, the plain interior, or the building
being old.
For the question asking what they
wanted to improve, most of the people wanted to beautify the interior. Next,
they wanted more efficient furniture, like multi-functional storage or
practical installations. Compared to these two, there is actually less people
who wanted to expand their living space.
The ratio of amount of people who
expects the government to help to those who don’t is 7:3.
There is a ubiquitous belief that good
design can be an answer to the problem. There are an equal number of people who
wholeheartedly thinks that good design can thoroughly solve the problem and the
people who agree that design can alleviate it to a certain degree. Regardless
of this, it shows that the people are aware that design is an integral part of effective
living space.
The last question asks the respondents on the amount of money they are willing to spend for better interior design.
The average answer received from all the results combined is 3.5 out of 5.
To sum it all, while the preference of
each individual differs from one another, they all agree that health, safety,
and aesthetics are very important. Next, they also like personal space,
convenience, and comfortableness. Fulfilling these is the main criteria when we
come to the design stage.
Boring interior, messiness, and high
price are the most common problems encountered in their current living spaces. We
have to improve on the visual aspect of the interior, improve the storage space
and furniture while making sure not to make it costs more. In fact, we should
look for ways to cut down cost.
We can also conclude from the survey
that the people are aware of the significance of good design and that they are
more inclined to like their living space if it is interesting and visually
appealing. However, they are not willing to spend too much on this.
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