Preliminary Interior Design Courses

Fundamentals of CAD design: Interface, 3D modelling and drawing tools.

Basic architectural design: Accurate drawing of architecture either as a floor plan survey or from a DWG, walls, doors, windows, slabs.

Interior design: Cornicing, skirting boards, curtains, furniture and wall mounted pictures, lights.

Visuals: Finishes and materials from producers, shadows, photorealistic/rendered images.

Documentation: Dimensioning, floor plan with textures and materials, elevations.

Creating basic drawings

Drawing with exact dimensions, editing interior walls

Selections: Manipulating objects

Storeys: The basics creating multi-level buildings.

Annotating the drawing

Project management: Project saving, managing 2D drawing and 3D model together.

Visuals: 3D model representation, creating cut-away 3D view, Sections, Elevations, Perspective views.

Basic architectural design: Creating the floor plan from DWG, 3D walls, doors, windows and ceiling.

Tiling design: Wall and floor tiling, using manufacturer’s tiling layouts from catalogues, or designing individual layouts.

Sanitary design: Using latest products from worldwide known producers.

Accessories: Lighting, placing furniture.

Quantity take-off: Calculating the tiles quantity take-off in Excel.

Visuals: Wall views, photorealistic/rendered images.

This course follows the principles of practical bathroom design.

Basic architectural design: Creating the floor plan from DWG, 3D walls, doors, windows and ceiling.

Space planning: Lower cupboards, drawers, upper cupboards, worktop, accessories.

Materials and finishes.

Colour and lighting.

Cornicing, skirting boards.

Visuals: Elevations, photorealistic/rendered images.

This course follows the principles of practical kitchen design.

Creating mood board, snapshots

Managing floor plan organized by layers

Annotating the drawing

Planing spaces

Creating coloured floor plan

Creating wall elevation views

Printing layout to create scaled views of the model