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When designing a home, it's important to take cultural preferences into account. Cultural preferences are deeply ingrained beliefs and values that affect how people live and interact with their surroundings. For instance, shoes are not permitted indoors in many Asian cultures. Asian households usually feature a separate location for shoes near the door as a result. Homes may be built with separate spaces for men and women in several Middle Eastern cultures since privacy and seclusion are highly valued. The use of color, materials, and furniture in house design can also be influenced by these cultural preferences. Architects and designers may construct homes that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical and meaningful for their residents by taking cultural preferences into account.
