Next-Gen Design: A Systematic Review of VR and AR’s Role on Client Satisfaction in Interior Design Projects
摘要
Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) redefine interior design practices by enhancing visualization and client satisfaction. Using PRISMA guidelines, this review systematically examined 17 studies sourced from Scopus to assess VR/AR’s impact. The studies’ results show that VR/AR technologies aid designers in presenting realistic alternatives, improving spatial planning, and streamlining decision-making. These tools facilitate communication by enabling real-time modifications and reducing reliance on physical prototypes. The literature supports that VR/AR offers immersive experiences that deepen customer engagement, allowing clients to interact with design concepts fully, underscoring VR and AR as relevant in crafting efficient, visually compelling, and client-centered design processes, setting a path for their broader adoption in the field.