The Interior Design discipline encourages the students to develop a strong foundation of basics, which facilitates anticipation of the future. The Institute achieves this purpose through a diverse pool of faculty who brings academic knowledge and work experience to their instruction.
The programme aims to educate designers to handle all aspects of design as one integrated user-centric area of study and their ability to integrate all such elements and systems into a coherent whole in various interior spatial contexts is considered to be important.
Eligibility & Admission
Learning Outcomes
- Adapt their artistic abilities to support their future design careers.
- Assess, propose, and apply various techniques related to drafting, draping, and constructing of garments.
- Develop a systematic, critical approach to problem solving at all levels of the design process.
- Demonstrate professionalism by managing time to meet deadlines with quality work and effectively collaborating in teams.
- Articulate design ideas verbally, visually, and digitally.
Career Prospects
Students get excellent employment opportunities in diverse industries while serving as Interior Designers, Event Designers/Consultants, Freelance Designers and Space Planners.
Course Curriculum
Semester I
Sketching & Drawing I
Elements of Design
Colour
Geometry I
Engineering Graphics
Material exploration I
Semester II
Sketching & Drawing II
Principles of Design
Geometry II
Material exploration II
Visual composition
Introduction to Photography
Semester III
Sketching and Concept Design I
History of Interior and Retail space
Material and Manufacturing Processes
Aesthetics, Shapes and Form
Color, Material and Finishes
Basics of Ergonomics
Design Process in Interior and Retail
Semester IV
Computer applications II ( CAD )
Joinaries and Fixtures
Model Making Techniques
Sketching and Concept Design II
Advanced Ergonomics
Craft-Based Interiors
Project 1: Design of Public Places
Semester V
Cultural Studies
Study of Commercial Interiors
Retail Communication and Visual Merchandising
Digital Modelling and Simulation
Research Methodology
Interior and Retail Photography
Project 2: Design of Residential Interiors
Semester VI
Open Elective
Elements of Architecture and Structural Design
Interior Lighting
Independent Studies
Portfolio Creation and Presentation Skills
Museum and Gallery Studies
Project 3: Exhibition Design
Semester VII
Interface and user experience design
Universal Design and Sustainability
Semantics and Semiotics
Design Management
Knock Downs and Collapsables
Project 4: Retail Experience Design
Semester VIII
Graduation Project (Fin