Interior Design
Job-Oriented Interior Design
The Interior Design course introduces learners to the principles and practical skills used to plan, design, and present functional and attractive interior spaces. Students learn space planning, colour theory, materials, furniture layouts, lighting, working drawings, and interior design software through practical exercises and project work.
Duration
6 Months
Who can join
Open to 10th / 12th pass students, diploma holders, graduates, working professionals, and others interested in interior design. Confirm the institute's current admission criteria.
Course goal
To develop the creative, technical, and software skills needed to plan interior spaces, prepare design drawings, select materials and finishes, and present interior design concepts for residential and commercial projects.
Who should consider this
- Students interested in interior design
- 10th / 12th pass students
- Diploma and degree holders
- Civil / architecture-related students
- Working professionals seeking a design skill
- Home décor and space-planning enthusiasts
Software / tools
- AutoCAD for 2D drafting
- SketchUp for 3D modelling
- 3ds Max for 3D visualization (if included in the training plan)
- V-Ray / other rendering tools (if included)
- Photoshop for presentation boards (optional)
Potential career paths
- Junior Interior Designer
- Interior CAD Drafter
- Interior Design Assistant
- 3D Visualizer
- Space Planning Assistant
- Furniture and Modular Design Assistant
- Interior Design Project Coordinator
Syllabus
- Introduction to Interior Design — Introduction to interior design and the design process; Roles and responsibilities of an interior designer; Types of interior spaces: residential and commercial; Design styles and trends; Understanding client needs and preparing a design brief
- Design Principles and Elements — Elements of design: line, shape, form, colour, texture, and space; Principles of design: balance, proportion, rhythm, emphasis, and harmony; Colour theory and colour schemes; Mood boards and concept development; Design presentation basics
- Space Planning and Furniture Layout — Measuring and analysing spaces; Functional planning and circulation; Zoning and space utilization; Furniture selection and layout; Ergonomics and anthropometrics; Residential space planning: living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom; Basic commercial space planning
- Materials, Finishes, and Lighting — Flooring, wall, and ceiling finishes; Paints, laminates, veneers, tiles, stone, glass, and metals; Furniture materials and hardware basics; Natural and artificial lighting; Lighting types and fixture selection; Textiles, curtains, and soft furnishings; Sustainable and eco-friendly material concepts
- Technical Drawings — Introduction to architectural and interior drawings; Reading plans, elevations, and sections; Dimensioning and annotation; Furniture layout plans; Flooring and reflected ceiling plans; Electrical and lighting layout basics; Basic joinery and detail drawings; Working drawing sets and drawing presentation
- Autocad For Interior Design — AutoCAD interface and drawing setup; Drawing and editing commands; Layers, blocks, hatches, and dimensions; Creating 2D floor plans; Furniture layouts and interior elevations; Printing and plotting drawings to scale
- 3D Modelling and Visualization — Introduction to 3D modelling concepts; SketchUp interface and modelling tools; Creating rooms, walls, doors, windows, and furniture; Applying materials and textures; Camera views and scene setup; 3D presentation and basic rendering; 3ds Max and rendering workflow (if included in the course)
- Design Projects and Presentation — Residential interior design project; Space planning and furniture selection; Material and colour selection; Preparing mood boards and concept boards; Basic estimate and material quantity concepts; Client presentation techniques; Final project presentation and portfolio preparation
- Professional Practice — Understanding client requirements and revisions; Coordination with contractors and vendors; Site measurement and site visits; Basic budgeting and project scheduling; Professional communication and design documentation; Portfolio and interview preparation
Fees and batch timings are shared on enquiry. Career paths are possibilities, not guarantees.
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