Shaping experiences through non-linear spaces: This study examines the functional and aesthetic implications of non-linear layouts in interior design, characterized by their fluid, curved, and asymmetrical arrangements. "Flexibility in spatial planning allows spaces to evolve with changing user needs, ensuring long-term functionality". The primary purpose of this research is to investigate how such layouts influence usability, spatial efficiency, human psychology, and design aesthetics.

"Well-planned spatial layouts improve circulation and balance between functional zones, enhancing overall user experience". Using a mixed-methods approach, the study synthesizes insights from recent literature and case studies to explore the dual impact of non-linear layouts: enhancing creativity and emotional engagement while presenting challenges in cost-efficiency and practical application. Findings suggest that these layouts support flexibility and adaptability in dynamic environments, fostering seamless user flow and promoting innovative spatial utilization.

The results reveal that while non-linear designs evoke a strong emotional and experiential appeal, achieving balance between aesthetics and functionality requires meticulous planning and innovative problem-solving. The study concludes that non-linear layouts hold significant potential in modern interior design, particularly in settings prioritizing user-centered and adaptive design solutions.