It’s been a long time that interior design articles are published in various professional and disciplinary issues. The major cause is the two-sided nature of it as a dependent and independent matter to architecture. Relating interior design to architecture regarding to a built space or the indistinct border between inside-out is remarkable. Yet the feasibility and possibility of repeatedly changing inner atmosphere to a new space are truly undeniable.  So one of the most controversial subjects in interior architecture is the state or manner of how to relate it to architecture. The major subject matters and issues in interior architecture and interior design can be in the field of reuse or adaption regarding historic buildings, industrial design, graphic design, textile design, behaviorology, environmental psychology, and aesthetics. Therefore, direct or indirect researches and new accomplishments concerning science, skills, and methods mentioned above, are most welcomed and accepted in this journal.