The structure is not the only important aspect of a building. Appearance also plays an important part. That is why most architects make sure that they design buildings with strong structure and visual appeal. Truly, initial impressions last in this line of business. That is why design, construction and consultancy companies pressure their architects to create unique and sophisticated building facade, door, lobby, and grand staircase. They give the most attention to the areas that are frequently visited by the clients just like the elevator interior.

It may sound very unlikely but decorating an elevator interior is one of the weaknesses of architects. The elevator is one of the most used and visited areas in a building; yet, most buildings have Spartan elevators despite their grandiose building theme. Interior designers find it difficult to decorate an elevator interior because of four main things: they cannot put hanging objects such as paintings, they cannot use heavy furniture that will burden the load of the elevator, they cannot use decor that consumes space in the elevator, and the elevator moves all the time, making it difficult to use regular decorations that are fragile or suspended. Usually, designers use decorations that occupy huge space, are heavy, or are usually hanged. That is why most interior decorators only have an average performance when working with elevator interior.