TIME SAVER STANDARDS FOR INTERIOR DESIGN AND SPACE PLANNING

Nice book for beginner level.

One of the best books for any student of architecture. Quality can't become an issue cuz the has made to be fit into budget for students i believe.. so paper and print quality isnt best but it is good enough for a clear understanding.

Deeply informative.....very useful

Bad quality print. Good informations

Good print and readable

Nice

Good book

Low quality print and very bad visibility of the sketches.

If you are serious about design, this book is a must! I’ve got few different ones before but they all has basic and limited information. I had this book years ago when I was in design school and was searching for it now that I started my own inter design business. It has ALL the information you need for both residential and commercial spaces. Especially if you are involved with remodeling or any kind of construction. It’s huge and heavy, silver bible, well worth the investment for serious designers!

The Book is amazing. For the weight of the book (as well as the price) should of been packaged better.

I thought it would be in better shape for the price I paid... I know the version didn’t really change but it is pretty old also. Which I had shopped more and elsewhere.

Except for some dusty smudges on the cover, the book looks like it was opened once or twice, otherwise in brand new condition. Took a while to arrive from across the pond, but it did arrive in good condition. I'm already using it. THANK you.

This is a required book for anyone in Interior Design for a good reason: it has about everything, including the (many kinds) of kitchen sink. What I really can't stand about using it is the seemingly arbitrary indexing, scattered locations for information and nearly impossible to decipher graphics on some pages. I do not agree that it has much useful information on furniture styles: you'd be better off to shell out for Aronson's "Encyclopedia of Furniture" or Miller's "Furniture" and get right to what you need. The standard dimensions are useful, though, especially for space planning purposes. Don't be surprised if there is information missing in some cases, or it is outright incorrect. Be sure to cross-reference and here's another tip: make a cheat sheet for yourself for the pages you use most, tape it to the inside cover and go from there. The Index is a goose-chase. Why three stars? Because I think they can do better. It is time for a rehaul of the Silver Monster.