- Commercial interior designer
- Residential interior designer
- Institutional interior designer
- Exhibition designer furniture designer
B.Des In Interior Design
Courses Description
The learning in Interior Designing Courses in TVM will be project-based which will enable students to understand the creative construction of interior spaces and the correct representation of a concept. The approach of Interior Designing Courses in TVM is more practical along with an in-depth study of the technical, design process and studio techniques required to integrate individual client preferences with their own creative capacity to bring out the best living spaces. Hands-on exposure and working with industry experts, interior design stalwarts will also help give the insight to solve simple and complex problems in today’s constantly evolving interior design industry.
Skill sets taught include strategic decision making, 3-D ideation, free-hand sketching, diagrammatic and technical drawings; digital drawing, model making, AutoCAD and various presentation skills.
- Course Duration - 4 Year
Essential Duties and Responsibilities of a Interior Designer
- Research concepts and materials to support design team on technical issues influencing concept development
- Work with interior design firm to develop design solutions for clients
- Conduct on-site observations and provide recommendations to help streamline ongoing design projects
- Prepare and participate in client presentations
- Select furniture, materials, decor and finishes while keeping in mind the customers budget and the approved design
B.Des in Interior Design (4 Years)
Eligibility: 12th and above
| 1st Semester | 2nd Semester |
|---|---|
| Basics of drafting | Application of drafting |
| Basics of graphics | Application of colors |
| Basics of graphics | Application of colors |
| Introduction of Interior design | Principle of interior designing |
| Introduction to furniture history | History of furniture |
| Basics of furniture designing | Glossary of furniture |
| Market survey and building construction – part 1 | Market survey & Building construction – Part 2 |
| Materials | Grooming & communication skills |
| AutoCAD |
| 3rd Semester | 4th Semester |
|---|---|
| Building technology | Building services & estimation |
| Life space planning & interior designing | Urban space planning |
| Design graphics & display | Elements of interior designing |
| History of architecture | Theory of architecture |
| Furniture & furnishing | Significance of furniture |
| Portfolio development | Project work |
| Kitchen & bathroom design | Market dynamics |
| Google sketchUp | Photoshop |
| Retail store design | |
| Landscape designing |
| 5th Semester | 6th Semester |
|---|---|
| Interior & exterior treatments | Exterior & interior treatments |
| Furniture, furnishing & fittings | Upholstery furniture & furnishings |
| Art & graphics in interior designing | Application art & graphics in interior designing |
| Entrepreneurship development | CAD (Commercial) |
| Computer Aided design | Building construction – Part 4 |
| Building construction – Part 3 | Industrial skill project |
| Interior designing projects – part 3 | Revit |
| 3DS MAX | Office design |
| Lighting technology | Management skills |
| 7th Semester | 8th Semester |
|---|---|
| Exterior & interior designing | Exterior & interior designing |
| History of furniture | History of furniture |
| Art & graphics in interior designing | Art & graphics in interior designing |
| Building construction - Part 5 | Building construction - Part 6 |
| Project & portfolio | Project & portfolio |
| Furniture & furnishing | Furniture & furnishing |
| Exhibition design | Set designing |
| Business English | Visual merchandising |
| Corel draw | Thesis project |
Interior Designing Courses Career Paths
- Design consultant
- Lighting designer
- Cad designer
- Freelancer designer
Frequently Asked Question
Steps to Becoming an Interior Designer
- Earn an Interior Designing degree
- Pass the National Council for Interior Design qualification exam
- Get Internship
- Build a portfolio.
A bachelor’s degree is usually required in order to become an interior designer, there are various Interior design programs at the associate’s, bachelors, and master’s degree levels.
It is definitely a good career option for those who are passionate. It has a good scope. You may pursue your career as an interior designer or as an interior decorator. … Interior Design is definitely a great career choice.
No. Mathematics is not required. You can do this Interior Designing course with basic knowledge also and rest all the necessary training will be provided to you in the course curriculum.
It Depends. To complete the Certification program it will only take Half year, the associate’s degree takes about two years to complete, whereas the bachelor’s degree takes about four years to be completed.
