"interior plans" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the blueprint or design plan for the interior of a house, office, store or other building. For example, "The interior plans for the restaurant included an open kitchen and a seating area that faced the street."
Ms. Jackson grew up in the neighborhood; Mr. Flibotte, who designed the interior, plans to marry her sister Angela in the garden in September.
The reconstruction, which could begin as early as the spring, will be based on photographs and interior plans made by scholars before the war.
Interior plans show a quadruple-height auditorium on the ground floor, twin triple-height lodge rooms on the next full level and a single, full-floor double-height lodge room above.
I'm in agreement with Mr. Giovannini in his feeling that the interior plans of last year's model were "vague and severely underdeveloped".
This aligns incentives for designers to produce the best quality interior design plans.
A buyer can spend $250,000 to $300,000 to get a 1/10 slice (at least five weeks) of a villa or townhouse at a resort like the Reefs, Tucker's Point or soon-to-open Park Hyatt that comes with all the resort amenities, maintenance and interior design plans.
The bullet train's open interior plan has single-family berths, conference cabins and a luxury lounge.
Her playing uses space and tension and contrast; it always has an interior plan and doesn't leap at you to show you how hip it is.
These defenses and comforts of industrialization control the environment so efficiently that the contemporary architect is free to use or to discard many of the traditional approaches to site and interior planning.
Gerrit Rietveld, another architect associated with De Stijl, also applied its stylistic principles in his work; the Schröder House in Utrecht (1924), for example, resembles a Mondrian painting in the severe purity of its facade and in its interior plan.
4. Settle on an interior plan after consulting with Lisa Whited, a space consultant in Portland, Me., who appreciates the special nature of cabin life and who has her own cabin story to tell (in a future posting).
