• According to US news, there is a projection of 45% growth in the interior designing industry.
• The Interior Designing Scope extends to architecture, retail, designing, and construction.
• Due to Rapid Urbanization, the life style of Indians has been changed drastically. This is the reason for interior designing industry to be more competitive than before.
• India generated $25,000 million in 2021 and expects to hit $35,000 by 2027.
• The Diploma in interior design salary starts from 5 lakhs per annum onwards as a fresher. A senior interior designer draws a salary from 25 lakhs per annum onwards.

• SEMESTER I


• Introduction to interior design
(Learning what interior design is and how it works)
• Basic design
(Understanding simple design ideas and layout planning)
• Building materials
(Studying materials used in interiors like wood, glass, tiles, etc.)
• Design process
(Steps to develop a design from idea to final plan)
• Design elements
(Using color, texture, shape, and space in design)
• Space planning
(Arranging furniture and areas to use space properly)
• Human dimension
(Designing spaces based on human size and movement)
• Computer Aided Design (CAD)
(Making interior drawings using computer software)

• SEMESTER II


• Interior landscape
(Designing indoor gardens and green spaces)
• Drafting
(Creating technical drawings of interiors by hand or digitally)
• Estimation & specification
(Calculating material cost and listing exact requirements)
• Furniture fixture and equipments
(Learning about fixed items like cabinets, lighting, etc.)
• Furniture and Furnishings
(Study of moveable furniture and decorative items)
• Furniture styles
(Learning different style like modern, traditional, or contemporary)
• 3DS Max
(Software used for making realistic 3D interior views)
• Vastu
(Understanding design based on traditional Indian space principles)
• Professional Practices Regulations
(Learning to work professionally by following industry rules, legal guidelines, and project standards)

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