Courses

The profession of Interior Design is relatively new and constantly evolving. Not only is it an art, but it also relies on research from many fields to provide a well-trained designer understands of how people are influenced by their environments.

There are various paths that one can take to become a professional interior designer. All of these paths involve some form of training. Working with a successful professional designer is an informal method of training and has previously been the most common method of education. In many states, however, this path alone cannot lead to licensing as a professional interior designer. A formal education program, particularly one accredited by or developed with a professional organization of interior designers, can provide training that meets a standard of excellence and therefore gives a student an education of a high standard.

The course curriculum emphasize on practical knowledge and VAASTU compliance designs. Along with theory (The Class Room study), we provide hands on experience in field work by interacting with our experts like carpenters, painters, electricians, plumbers etc.

Courses We Offer:

Diploma in Interior Design
Professional Course in Interior Design
Crash Course For Interior Design
Interior Design for Schools
Certified course in Interior Design
Advanced certified course in Interior Design

Diploma in Interior Design

Semester: 1 (Theory)

Introduction to Interior Design
Design Basics
» Elements and Principles of Design
» Colour Wheel
» Spatial Organisation
Building Materials

Semester: 1 (Practicals)

Basic Drawings and Drafting
Composition Drawing keeping in mind the elements and principle of Interior Design
Architectural Lettering: Architectural, basic and own style
Plan and Elevation
Isometric / Perspective View
Building Materials
Building Elements
Space Planning

Semester: 2 (Theory)

Basic Principles of Space planning
Interior materials
Utility services: Plumbing , Lighting
Kitchen Design
Living room design

Semester: 2 (Practicals)

Design elements
Kitchen designing: Traditional & Modern
Plumbing layout: Bathroom
Residential Project. Floor plan, Furniture layout, Sectional elevation, Plumbing, Electrical layout
Introduction to Auto cad

Professional Course in Interior Design

**Semester 1 & 2 same as Diploma course

Semester: 3 (Theory)

Advance design elements: Elevators, Escalators
Advance Services: Air conditioning, Acoustic, Sound damp proofing, Fire, Security systems, Termite proofing.
Interior landscaping
Professional practice
Project management
Estimation and Specifications

Semester: 3 (Practicals)

Basic Estimation
Institute Designing project: Floor plan, Furniture layout, Sectional elevation, Plumbing, Electrical layout
Commercial Project – Showroom Project (Individual Project)
Office designing project:Floor Plan, Furniture layout, Sectional elevation, Plumbing, Electrical layout.
Seminar / Dissertation
Site visit
Google Sketch up Introduction for 3D

Crash Course For 3 Months / 70 Hrs

Theory

Introduction to interior design
Basics of Design: Principles and Elements of design
Colour and Colour Scheme
Building Materials required for Residential Space
Surface Decoration required for Residential Space
Space Planning
Modular Kitchen
Lighting required for Residential Space
Home / Soft Furnishing required for Residential Space
Vaastu Tips and remedies
Basic introduction to budgeting

Practical

How to use Measuring tape
Plan of one bedroom with furniture according to vaastu on Graph Paper
Elevation of Modular Kitchen on Graph Paper

Certified course in interior design (ix-x) for 25hrs

Theory

Introduction to Interior Design
Principles and elements of design
Colours
Space planning
Design of a Study room

Practical

Colour Wheel colour scheme
Plan and elevation of an object on a base
Plan and elevation of two object on a base
Plan and elevation of complicated object
3D view of an object, plan and elevation
Plan, elevation of furniture
Plan and design a study room on their own
Elevation of the same room
Model making of the study room

Advanced certified course in interior design (xi-xii) for 25hrs

Theory

Introduction to Interior Design
Difference between Designing and Decoration
Scope, Importance and career in Interior Designing
Principles and Elements of design
Colours Scheme and Colour Wheel
Space planning
Technical Drafting
Interior Elements/ Materials
Designing a office cabin
Window Treatment required for office
Wall treatments required for office
Flooring: Types and materials use in office
Ceilings: Types and materials use in office
Basics of Interior environment & Utility services, lighting

Practicals

Colour Wheel and Colour scheme
Plan and elevation of an object on a base
3D view of an object, plan and elevation
Plan and elevation of cylindrical object
Plan, elevation and isometric view of furniture
Plan and design a office cabin on their own
Elevation of the same cabin
Model making of the office cabin