1. The Principles

• Understanding the fundamentals of design (balance, proportion, rhythm, emphasis, harmony).
• Application of spatial planning and functionality in design.
• Importance of cultural and personal aesthetics in creating unique spaces.

2. Understanding and Interpreting Floor Plans

• Reading and analyzing architectural and floor plans.
• Translating floor plans into functional layouts.
• Incorporating client requirements and design intentions into plans.

3. Material Selection

• Identifying and sourcing materials for different styles and functionalities.
• Understanding material durability, textures, and finishes.
• Selecting sustainable and cost-effective materials for projects.

4. Color Psychology

• Exploring the emotional and psychological effects of color.
• Creating cohesive color schemes for various spaces.
• Incorporating cultural and contextual influences into color choices.

5. Must-Haves in Spaces

• Key elements that enhance the usability of living and working spaces.
• Incorporating storage, lighting, and ergonomic furniture.
• Understanding the importance of accessibility and inclusivity.

6. Mood Boards

• Creating visual presentations for concepts and ideas.
• Tools and techniques for designing compelling mood boards.
• Using mood boards to communicate ideas with clients.

7. Interior Design Standards

• Familiarity with local and international design codes.
• Implementing safety and functionality requirements.
• Understanding furniture, fixture, and equipment (FF&E) standards.

8. Lights

• Principles of lighting design: natural and artificial lighting.
• Selecting lighting fixtures for aesthetics and function.
• Layering light for depth and mood in spaces.

9. 3D Rendering

• Introduction to Coohom for interior design visualization.
• Creating detailed and realistic 3D renderings.
• Presenting 3D designs to clients effectively.

10. Preparing a Budget for a Project

• Estimating costs for materials and labor.
• Preparing itemized budgets for client approval.
• Techniques for managing project expenses.

11. Project Management

• Planning and organizing interior design projects.
• Coordinating with contractors and suppliers.
• Managing timelines, budgets, and client expectations.

This program is designed for aspiring and professional interior designers seeking to enhance their skills, establish industry connections, and elevate their craft..