Palestinian cultural identity is one of the most important determinants that reflect the history and culture of the Palestinian people and has a significant impact on many aspects of daily life, including the interior design of the home.

The symbols and visual elements that Palestinian culture carries play a pivotal role in the design of interior spaces, as symbols and heritage elements such as Palestinian embroidery and traditional decorations can be integrated into modern designs, reflecting cultural affiliation and enhancing national identity.

The importance of the research lies in studying the impact of Palestinian cultural identity determinants on the design of the interior space of the home. The determinants can be a source of inspiration for modern designs, as they provide a visual connection with heritage and enhance individuals’ adherence to their cultural identity in the face of contemporary challenges.

The research seeks to understand how Palestinian cultural symbols and elements affect the choice of colors, furniture, and decorations inside the home, and how it contributes to enhancing the sense of belonging and connection to cultural roots. Moreover, the research aims to enhance awareness of heritage and historical values.

Through the research, it will be concluded that contemporary Palestinian housing designs are not limited to meeting the needs of comfort and beauty but are an effective tool for affirming cultural identity and enhancing national belonging, which reflects the value of Palestinian heritage in the modern era.

The most important results of the research are summarized in enhancing the cultural identity of the interior space design of the home, which is one of the most important aspects that distinguish one civilization from another because it is an extension of the civilizational and cultural heritage and experiences of fathers and grandfathers.

Title

مجلة الفن و التصميم

Publisher

المؤسسة الدولية للثقافة والفنون

Publisher Country

Egypt

Publication Type

Both (Printed and Online)

Volume

7

Year

2025

Pages

198-212