Empirical Evaluation of Immersive and Non-Immersive Virtual Reality ‎Systems in Interior Design Applications

This paper conducts a comprehensive review of existing literature to examine the transformative effects of virtual reality (VR) technologies on the field of interior design. The investigation emphasizes the diverse applications of VR, particularly in addressing the challenges inherent in traditional design methodologies. Key themes explored include the creation of immersive design experiences, enhancements in collaborative efforts, and improvements in overall efficiency. Previous studies provide significant insights, highlighting user-centric design approaches, economic considerations, cultural influences, and detailed comparisons with conventional design methods. Despite these contributions, a notable gap persists regarding the identification of the most suitable VR technologies specifically for interior design applications. Through a critical analysis of the reviewed literature, this paper aims to delineate the areas that future research should prioritize to advance the integration of VR in interior design.