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3.00 Credits
A survey of key interiors from prehistoric to contemporary periods, focusing on the last millennium. Explore design concepts and graphic analysis of important residential interiors in Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas. Study furnishings and furniture, decorative arts and textiles in relation to the entire interior and to the prevailing aesthetic, materials used, methods of manufacture and use of ornamentation.
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Focus on practical and contractual procedures for residential interior decorators. Build a business plan utilizing retail options as decorators, as well as learn about professional presentations and interactions, marketing, general accounting, taxes, pricing of services and goods.
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3.00 Credits
Complete a challenging residential decorating project from a choice of different periods and spaces to create a cohesive decorating plan that encompasses knowledge of and information learned from previous courses. Prerequisites: EVIDC200, EVIDC200, EVBA103, EVIDC203, EVDA301, EVIDC206, EVID355 or EVID417
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3.00 Credits
This course is geared for anyone who wants to know more about green design, whether in the interior design business or interested in upgrading your own surroundings. Topics covered include alternative and safe "green" applications for energy-conserving products such as lighting, flooring, windows, and insulating materials, as well as non-polluting products and sources for coatings, wallpaper, and fabrics. Solutions by top architects and designers for addressing environmental issues in residential and commercial projects will be explored. Participants will learn how to make a difference through the application of practical guidelines for responsible interior design.
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3.00 Credits
An in-depth examination of modern design, furniture and furnishings on interiors, beginning with the principal styles of the late 19th and early 20th century - Arts and Crafts, Art Noveau, Thonet (bentwood), De Stijl and Deco and the Medieval design that inspired them. Move along to the International Style and continue through to the end of the 20th Century studying the works of key designers such as Eames, Saarinen, Breuer, Herman Miller and Knoll. Also, examine the impact of acrylic material and the global impact - Tribal and Asian influences - on contemporary interiors.
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3.00 Credits
Cover the basics of the interior decorating field. This overview includes an introduction to drawing, design principles, space planning, furniture selection, lighting, finishes and textiles. Learn the similarities and differences between the interior decorating and interior design fields.
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2.00 Credits
Gain basic technical interior drawing skills, including the drafting and compositional studies employed to design small residential interior projects. Familiarize yourself with drawing survey, space planning, drafting, elevation drawings, 1-and 2-point perspective and depicting finish materials.
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3.00 Credits
The "mood" and "personality" of an interior space is often expressed through the use of textiles. What textiles are chosen and how they are applied are often what separates a commercial space from a residential one, an amateur from a professional: at the window, across the furniture, on the floors and so on. The challenge is "where does a designer begin?" This class will take a fresh look at what it means to work intelligently and creatively with textiles in today's expansive global market. Students will have the opportunity to study fabric design and patterning from its conception to its final product: investigating classic motifs and the cultures that created them, how a pattern comes together (repeats and various printing methods) and analyzing what fabrics and combinations work best on specific furnishings. Simple drawings, collages and design boards of textiles for interiors will be created, as well as a field trip to a fabric design studio or exhibition.
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3.00 Credits
A survey of key interiors from prehistoric to contemporary periods, which will focus on the last millennium. Explore design concepts and the graphic analysis of important residential interiors in Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas. Study furnishings and furniture, decorative arts and textiles in relation to the entire interior, the prevailing aesthetic, the materials used, the methods of manufacture and use of ornamentation.
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3.00 Credits
Focus on practical and contractual procedures for residential interior decorators. Build a business plan utilizing retail options as decorators, as well as learn about professional presentations and interactions, marketing, general accounting, taxes and the pricing of services and goods.
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