Interieurdelen

Interieurdelen is a Dutch term for the components that compose an interior space. It refers to the interior parts and elements that define function, form and atmosphere within a building, including architectural and fixed elements as well as furniture and fittings.

Common categories include structural partitions, walls, floors, ceilings, doors and frames, staircases, built-in furniture (cabinets, wardrobes), fittings (lighting, plumbing, HVAC fixtures), and decorative elements (mouldings, trims, textiles, color schemes).

In practice, interieurdelen are categorized as fixed components (structural, built-in, and permanently installed) and movable components (freestanding furniture and accessories). The selection and arrangement influence layout, circulation, acoustics, daylight, ergonomics, and overall aesthetic.

Materials and finishes for interieurdelen affect durability, comfort, maintenance, and sustainability. Designers consider compatibility with building systems, procurement, and installation requirements.

The term is used in Dutch architectural and interior-design contexts and is also found in product cataloging and project documentation to organize interior elements.