Interior design courses

1.  10 Online Interior Design Courses That Won’t Break the Bank HomeInterior Design Concepts March 5, 2020 It’s now 2020, and aspiring interior designers have quite a bit to be excited about. For instance, IBISWorld estimates that U.S. consumers spent $16bn on interior design in 2019 alone. ConstructConnect even forecasts that the U.S. residential and commercial construction industry will see over 10% of growth between 2018 and 2021, to total revenue of $1.45 trillion. It’s easy to see that demand for interior design is on the rise and that interior design today is a vibrant, lucrative space. What’s perhaps more challenging is taking the first step towards becoming the interior designer you want to be. To help you on your way, we’ve assembled a handy list of online interior design courses that won’t break the bank. Each of these interior design courses enables you to take your interest in interior design to new heights, all from the comfort of your home. Jump ahead to: Which interior design courses are best for beginners and experienced designers? Autodesk Design Academy ASID’s “Decorating Your Home" HGTV’s “Design 101” MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)’s OpenCourseWare New York Institute of Art & Design New York School of Interior Design Open University Can I get an interior design degree online? UC Berkeley Extension Udemy Interior Design Courses Wende Reid’s Interior Design Institute

2. Which interior design courses are best for beginners and experienced designers? Autodesk Design Academy Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: N/A Cost: Cost: Free Autodesk Design Academy offers a free, beginner-level interior design course that walks participants through how to simultaneously prioritize accessibility and beauty in interior design. With this course, students will be able to design spaces that meet “the needs of people whose physical, mental, or environmental conditions limit their day-to-day performance.” The course is estimated to take between 1-5 hours to complete and utilizes Autodesk’s Homestyler software. ASID’s “Decorating Your Home" Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: N/A Cost: Cost: Free “Decorating Your Home”, a free course assembled by the American Society of Interior Designers’ Susan Welch Heeney, provides students with an overview of decorating and home decor tips and best practices. The course is broken into lessons on Color; Decorating Styles & Living Rooms; Entry, Foyer & Guest Bath Decorating; Kitchen & Dining Room Decor; Master Bedroom Suites & Children’s Rooms; and Guest Rooms, Home Offices, Special Needs & Outdoor Decor. The course, hosted on Decorating Studio, also offers lessons by room (for example, Bathroom & Spa or Home Theater & Media Room) and by decorating ideas (for example, Floors & Flooring or Cabinets & Countertops). HGTV’s “Design 101” Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: N/A Cost: Cost: Free Though not technically online interior design courses, HGTV provides online interior design videos, interior design photo

3. galleries, and timely interior design news. When browsing HGTV’s “Design 101”, readers can explore interior design resources by such topics as Accessories, Spring Decorating, Design Styles, Budget Decorating, Bathroom Designs, and many more. MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)’s OpenCourseWare Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: N/A Cost: Cost: Free Through MIT’s extensive OpenCourseWare (OCW) web presence, MIT makes material from thousands of MIT courses available free of charge. In addition to no signup or enrollment charges, most courses also have complete video lectures, free online textbooks, and faculty teaching insights. Two courses offered through MIT’s OCW, Principles of Design & Daylighting, qualify as interior design courses and are entirely open to the public. These courses have been empowering aspiring interior designers to learn the ropes of interior design since 2005 and 2012 when they were respectively first taught at MIT. New York Institute of Art & Design Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: Designer Society of America’s Residential Interior Design Qualification Certification (RIDQC) Cost: Cost: $849 (if paid in full); $69/month (if paid monthly) The New York Institute of Art & Design (NYIAD) offers a tried-and-true interior design course that has helped thousands of aspiring interior designers to make the transition into professional interior designers. The online course features 13+ hours of HD video. In fact, since the course is approved by the Designer Society of America, students can apply to obtain RIDQC certification upon course completion. Specifically, through a focused study of design trends, design history, furniture styles and fabrics, color theory, and lighting, participants emerge from the program able to: Apply interior design skills to design and decorate professionally. Give examples of design furniture styles, fabrics, and trends throughout history. Work with clients and fellow interior designers. Develop strategies for mastering the contracts and pricing processes. Work seamlessly with lighting and select appropriate window and wall treatments. Present a formulated decoration scheme. In addition to 24/7 access to course materials and personalized feedback from mentors, students will have 14 days to review the interior design course and request a risk-free refund. New York School of Interior Design

4. Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: Interior Design Certificate; Associate in Applied Science in Interior Design; MPS in Sustainable Interior Environments Cost: Cost: Varies by degree/certificate program The New York School of Interior Design offers three differing interior design courses for aspiring interior designers. NYSID’s Basic Interior Design Certificate provides students with an overall introduction to the professional field of interior design. The course requires enrollment in a one-year program that can be completed in-person or online, as well as on a full-time or part-time basis. While it’s a non-degree program, credits can be applied to an AAS or BFA. For more experienced and seasoned students, NYSID’s Associate in Applied Science in Interior Design and Master of Professional Studies in Sustainable Interior Environments provide paths to enhance areas of interior design specialty and focus. Open University Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: N/A Cost: Cost: Free Although not technically an interior design course, Open University’s free People-Centered Designing course provides an excellent overview of usability and functionality as critical functions of all design. Select areas of focus include: Inclusive Design, Interaction Design, User Research Techniques, Designing for Pleasure, and The Voice of the Customer. The course, which can be started immediately upon sign-up, may act as a compelling addition to another (or multiple other) online interior design courses on this list. Can I get an interior design degree online? Yes, certainly! Have a look at the below online courses and get your certificate in interior design from the comfort of your own home. UC Berkeley Extension Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: Certificate in Interior Design and Interior Architecture Cost: Cost: Approx. $23,500 The University of California, Berkeley’s Certificate Program in Interior Design and Interior Architecture is an attractive (albeit expensive) option for aspiring designers looking for a connection with industry professionals. The program, which requires a bachelor’s degree for admission, teaches students how to create exciting spaces that are functional, aesthetically pleasing, and sustainable, through dedicated attention to manual and digital drawing skills. By building strong portfolios under the mentorship of established interior designers, prepared to engage in the professional world of interior design. Udemy Interior Design Courses

5. Udemy Interior Design Courses Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: Varies based on course(s) selected Cost: Cost: Varies based on course(s) selected Perhaps you’re a homeowner looking to renovate or rework a specific area in your home. Perhaps you’re a student considering a transition to interior design courses. From learning how to use color like a pro to mastering interior design of a room, Udemy is home to numerous one-off courses that can provide or sharpen specific areas of familiarity when it comes to interior design. Courses range in length and eligibility requirements—and price can fluctuate, as well. For example, most Udemy courses were $11.39 (nearly 90% off!) during the holiday season last year. Wende Reid’s Interior Design Institute Degree and/or Certificate: Degree and/or Certificate: Certificate of Completion Cost: Cost: $999 (or $45.79/week) In addition to being commissioned to develop designs for dignitaries and royalty, Wende Reid’s collections and designs have been featured in highly prestigious venues around the world. Reid founded the Interior Design Institute (IDI) as a way to mentor eager, aspiring interior design students. Specifically, The IDI Interior Design Course aims to “help build knowledge to enable students to design residential spaces” by developing technical foundations and creative voices. The course, which consists of twelve modules and twelve interactive assignments and offers a money-back guarantee, can be completed at one’s own pace. Furthermore, students have access to 24/7 Student Support, so any student from anywhere in the world may reach out with questions. Conclusion With any hope, you find your future interior design courses in the above list of compelling interior design course providers. It’s important to emphasize that what works for one interior design student may not work for another, and vice versa. Each course has unique concentrations, assumptions, and assessment methods, likely based on professor preference. It’s therefore important to consider trying a mix of interior design courses prior to selecting a course (or courses). We at Foyr wish you the best of luck familiarizing yourself with the interior design ecosystem. To learn more about how

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