Comments on: Interior Design Courses http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses Mon, 01 Mar 2010 23:09:26 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: rakesh http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses/comment-page-1#comment-3410 rakesh Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:56:23 +0000 http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses#comment-3410 It depends on where you are, but in many countries, you must have an architecture degree from an accredited school before you can pursue an architecture license. Now, you might be able to get a job at an architecture firm, starting out working on interiors projects, and then they may let you get more involved on the architecture side of things. It depends on where you are, but in many countries, you must have an architecture degree from an accredited school before you can pursue an architecture license.

Now, you might be able to get a job at an architecture firm, starting out working on interiors projects, and then they may let you get more involved on the architecture side of things.

]]> By: Suddenly Me http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses/comment-page-1#comment-3370 Suddenly Me Sun, 31 Jan 2010 19:29:38 +0000 http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses#comment-3370 You can take courses in the history of interior design and the fundamentals of design. Most of the cirrculum of interior design is geared toward learning the basics. You can develop a specialty with the designs and rooms you create. Theme design is in vogue right now, but you still have to master the fundamentals of design. I love creating historically accurate enviornments so I constantly study the textiles, furniture styles, window and flooring treatments, etc. from a historical perspective as well as from a design perspective. But, to be honest, the area in which you choose to focus your design business really comes from practice and application, rather than from specific coursework. Best of luck, interior design is a very rewarding career. You can take courses in the history of interior design and the fundamentals of design. Most of the cirrculum of interior design is geared toward learning the basics. You can develop a specialty with the designs and rooms you create. Theme design is in vogue right now, but you still have to master the fundamentals of design. I love creating historically accurate enviornments so I constantly study the textiles, furniture styles, window and flooring treatments, etc. from a historical perspective as well as from a design perspective. But, to be honest, the area in which you choose to focus your design business really comes from practice and application, rather than from specific coursework. Best of luck, interior design is a very rewarding career.

]]> By: prathyusha http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses/comment-page-1#comment-3388 prathyusha Sun, 31 Jan 2010 16:32:56 +0000 http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses#comment-3388 go to a an interior design shop and speak to the staff go to a an interior design shop and speak to the staff

]]> By: lisabug7777 http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses/comment-page-1#comment-3411 lisabug7777 Sun, 31 Jan 2010 15:17:54 +0000 http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses#comment-3411 It will be just as legit so long as it is accredited. Good on you for doing something! Best of luck It will be just as legit so long as it is accredited. Good on you for doing something! Best of luck

]]> By: louisefryer1@btinternet.com http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses/comment-page-1#comment-3403 louisefryer1@btinternet.com Sun, 31 Jan 2010 12:19:06 +0000 http://corbiestep.com/interior-decorating-classes/interior-design-courses#comment-3403 How serious are you about this? If you're planning on taking this up as a career, you're looking at a different level of work than if you're just interested in this as a hobby. There is only one course that is accredited by the Open & Distance Learning Quality Council, and that is from KLC, one of the most reputable interior design colleges in the UK. http://www.klc.co.uk/Open/ However, for a more general list of courses, check: http://www.hotcourses.com/ It's also worth taking a look at the BIDA website for advice on what to look for on a course: http://www.bida.org/careerinfo.htm How serious are you about this? If you're planning on taking this up as a career, you're looking at a different level of work than if you're just interested in this as a hobby.

There is only one course that is accredited by the Open & Distance Learning Quality Council, and that is from KLC, one of the most reputable interior design colleges in the UK.

http://www.klc.co.uk/Open/

However, for a more general list of courses, check:

http://www.hotcourses.com/

It's also worth taking a look at the BIDA website for advice on what to look for on a course:

http://www.bida.org/careerinfo.htm

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