Center for Interior Studies explores the interior as a hybrid and multifaceted phenomenon, which in addition to its physical, spatial and design related aspects, is also shaped by and shapes social, cultural, aesthetic, political, economic, religious, virtual etc aspects. The interior is the built environment that is in closest proximity to the human body. We spend the greatest amount of time of our lives inhabiting the interior, where many of our habits and customs, our perceptions of the world around us, our relations between one another and our understandings of architecture, design, objects and spaces are shaped.
