December 26, 2005
Modern Interior Design in Amman?
Am I imagining it, or all the new modern buildings in Amman have exactly or at least very similar interior design? the door opens to small entrance that leads to the the biggest room in the house which is the big salon, this salon yaleeq bimaqam Her Majesty the queen of England in her bi-annual visit to have her afternoon cup of tea in this salon. which of course goes with the perfect china that are only used for this specific occasion, and the most expensive furniture that are also used in this room. The other reason for this salon is the once in a life time event, the daughter's engagement… it could be used occasionally by families that entertain guests on regular basis, which we all have to admit are not many!
The rest of the house is divided into 2 or 3 rooms, including one master room, the other two rooms share a bathroom. There is a smallish living room usually the most used in the house and the kitchen, which shares a balcony with the living room in many apartments. Of course we should not forget the maid's room and her bathroom, which are on the side of the apartment that does not have windows 3 sides have windows to the outside , so my questions for today are honestly why are the best resources of the house put in this room which is used the least? why every single house have this big salon? and why does it have to be the biggest room and the most impeccable?? why not use the space to make the rooms a bit bigger and keep a smaller room to have guests that are not supposed to mingle with the people of the household? what i am really trying to find out, why even our homes have to be designed for the enjoyment of other people? and why do we all have to live in exactly the same apartments, what happened to the creativity of all the architects that graduate every year? or maybe since they have the same professors, there is no room for creativity? I am just trying to understand…
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