Introduction The ways in which individuals dress, as well as the manner in which they design the interior of their accommodations, are essential parts of people’s lives. These two spheres have a number of correlations the exposition of which may allow for a better understanding of their perceptions and desires. In this paper, the impact of the fashion on the interior design and the mutual correlation between them, as well as the influence of certain external factors on them, are exposed. In order to do so, a literature review was carried out; it resulted in the production of a historical perspective which is reported in this paper. First, the general background of the problem is supplied, and the methods of the study are described. After the provision of the findings of the study, a discussion is offered, a number of conclusions pertaining to the issue are drawn, and certain practical recommendations related to this problem are proposed. Background First of all, it is of the essence to identify what fashion is. Fashion can be defined as a style of apparel, footwear, cosmetics, or other aspects of one’s appearance which dominates in a given population. It is important that fashion in many cases is a habitual tendency of the manner in which the members of a community dress. Therefore, fashion has a significant influence on how one looks. Furthermore, it is clear that an individual will, in most cases, will attempt to look beautiful or attractive to others. Because fashion strongly influences the way people dress, it also has an impact on society’s habits and perceptions. Thus, it is possible to conclude that fashion also affects the tastes of people. Indeed, if a certain type of clothing is in fashion, it usually means that a large number of individuals are likely to perceive such apparel as beautiful or proper. At the same time, it is interesting that fashion also plays the role of identification with the community that one belongs to; if a person is wearing garments which are out of fashion, they may be perceived as an outsider by a certain community. Thus, it has been established that fashion has an impact on the tastes of people and on their identification with a particular community. It is no wonder, therefore, that fashion also influences other aspects of one’s life, not only their clothing. One of such aspects is the interior of people’s accommodation. Even if no direct and explicit attempt is made in order to create a match between the interior of one’s home and the dominating style of dressing, it is clear that the fashion will have at least an indirect impact on the way the accommodation is furnished and decorated, for, as we have already demonstrated, its influence on the tastes of individuals can easily be established. In addition, it is stressed that individuals may wish to purposefully adjust or create their interior so as it corresponds to the existing fashion in order to follow the trend or to make a good impression on other people (Ching & Binggeli, 2012). Another important aspect of the problem of interaction between the fashion and the interior design which ought to be accounted for is that in many cases, both of them are influenced by a number of external factors. It is clear that these spheres are not independent, but are, on the contrary, correlated to or dependent upon a number of conditions in which people live. Therefore, it is possible to state that the correlation and mutual impacts between fashion and interior design can be viewed as a potential area of research. In particular, it might be useful to study the way in which fashion influe