ONLINE INTERIOR DESIGN COURSE
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An online interior design course that goes beyond drawings — from design thinking and materials to the factory floor and the site. The program has four pillars: Design Thinking, Material Management, Factory Operations, and Project Management.
4
Months Training
Learn design thinking, material management, factory operations and project management in four months of training.
2
Month Internship
The training is followed by a 2-month internship, so what you learn is put to work on real interior projects.
Online
Course
Learn from wherever you are, with the full course delivered online — from SketchUp and AutoCAD to project planning.
₹65,000
+ GST Course Fee
One course fee for the complete programme across all four pillars: Design Thinking, Material Management, Factory Operations and Project Management.
course at a glance
Four pillars, one complete programme.
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Four pillars, one complete course
Module 1: Design Thinking
Foundations of interior design, SketchUp for 3D, AutoCAD for 2D and the tools used for installation.
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Plywood types, laminates and acrylic, hardware and accessories, and the decor materials used in homes.
View CurriculumModule 3: Factory Operations
Cut lists, pasting and pressing, board cutting, edge banding, boring and drilling, sorting and packing.
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Module 4: Project Management
Planning and timelines, material procurement, site delivery, client updates, and working with carpenters and vendors.
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INTERIOR DESIGN COURSE
₹65,000 + GST
Online course · 4 months of training plus a 2-month internshipEnquire About the CourseYour course in four modules
Module 01
Design Thinking
Foundations of Interior Design
- Elements and principles of design: colours, aesthetics, dimensions, user interface and user experience in interiors
- Interior design styles and design languages
- Units of measurement: millimetre, centimetre, inch, foot, metre
- Understanding client requirements and mapping the design to requirements and budget
- Balancing a room's arrangement
- Choosing colour combinations
- Selecting lighting
- Applying kitchen ergonomics
SketchUp for 3D Interior Design
- Core SketchUp skills for faster, more efficient modelling
- SketchUp plugins for advanced modelling
- Enscape lighting, materials, settings and render elements for photorealistic renders
- A real-life apartment project: modelling and rendering a TV unit, wardrobe, crockery unit, vanity, modular kitchen and more
- Interior design standards and styles for functional, efficient spaces
- Using plugins to create blankets, pillows, curtains and other decor
AutoCAD for 2D Interior Design
- AutoCAD 2D for home interiors
- Floor plans and elevation drawings
- Sectional and detail views
- Title block creation
- Page setup
- Drawing revisions and batch plotting
Tools for Installation
- Drilling and handsaw machines
- Hammer, chisel and sander
- Square, routers and measuring tape
- Block plane and jigsaw machine
Module 02
Material Management
Plywood Types and Their Usage
- Moisture resistant (MR), boiling water resistant (BWR) and boiling water proof (BWP)
- HDHMR, MDF and HDF
- Particle board, PVC board, block board and marine plywood
- Flexible plywood and birch plywood
- Brands: Greenply, Green Panel, CenturyPly Sainik and others
Laminates and Acrylic
- Mica laminates in gloss and matt finishes
- High-gloss and wood-textured laminates
- Solid colours, textured and customised finishes
- Brands: Merino, Greenlam, Virgo, Pebble Acrylic, Advance Acrylic
Hardware and Accessories
- Hinges, telescopic channels and Quadro channels
- Hydraulic bed lift, drawer locks and L-clamps
- Screws and nails
- Wood dowels and minifix
- PVC Probond, 743 adhesive and Heatex
- Abro tape, white/black/transparent silicone, thinner and white waste
- Wood and glass shelf pins, oval pipe and ventilator
- SS hooks, wardrobe locks and tower bolts
- Wooden and glass wardrobe sliding channels
- Tandem box, magic corner, bottle and pan pull-outs
- Hanger pull-down, rolling shutter, pantry unit and blind corner
- Thali inlet, PVC cutlery tray and wicker basket
- Gas pump, door closer, iron stand, PVC skirting and table brackets
- Gola profiles: standard, L and C
Decor
- Wallpapers, rafters, cornices and charcoal sheets
- Duco paint, mural wallpapers and T-patti
- Quartz and granite countertops
- Tiles, including vitrified and mosaic
- Fluted boards and alabaster sheets
- Channel and gypsum board false ceilings
- Glass types: fluted, toughened and tinted
- Onyx and alabaster
- Louvers, stone cladding, artificial grass and pergolas
Module 03
Factory Operations
Cut List and Board Optimiser
- Parts of a unit: finished measurement versus cutting measurement
- Grooves and surfaces
- Core material, thickness, part codes and grain direction
Pasting and Pressing
- Pressing laminate or acrylic onto plywood
- Cold press and hot press methods
- Glues used for pressing
- Machines and tools for pressing
- Pressing time
Board Cutting and Labelling
- Cutting boards by the optimiser after pasting and pressing
- Optimiser software and manual optimisation after the software output
- Grooves and edges cut according to unit requirements
- Labelling parts for easy sorting and installation
Edge Banding
- What edge banding is and why it's used
- Sizes and thicknesses
- Finishes: matt, gloss, and dual-colour banding for acrylic
- Types: PVC and acrylic
Boring and Drilling
- Boring and minifix
- Drill bits, methods and techniques for smooth installation
Sorting and Packing
- Sorting processed panels by unit and label, then packing
- Colour-coded stickers for each area of the house, for sorting at site
Module 04
Project Management
Project Planning and Timelines
- Coordinating with designers, procurement, factory, accounts, carpenters and vendors
- Planning the full execution sequence and who is involved at each stage
- Following task cheat sheets to stay on schedule
- Managing dependencies across vendors and team members
Material Procurement
- Building the complete materials list, from hinges to screws
- Reading 3D and 2D designs to identify materials and quantities
- Working with procurement on pricing, availability and timely ordering
Delivery and Sorting at Site
- Coordinating transport so factory material ships straight to site and everything else goes via the office godown, with all site material dispatched together
- Site essentials: broom, floor mats, water can, floor mat tape and others
Updates to Client
- Regular project status updates
- Handling difficult situations with upset clients
- Finding solutions that protect both the company and the client
Working with Carpenters
- Building credibility as a project manager who understands interiors
- Guiding carpenters to finish tasks within project timelines
Working with Vendors
- Managing contract vendors who work with several companies and tend to delay
- Contacting vendors a day or two before they're needed
- Discussing task requirements and complexities before execution starts
Frequently asked questions
Is the course online?
Yes. It is an online course.
How long is the course?
4 months of training plus a 2-month internship.
What are the course fees?
The fees are ₹65,000 + GST.
What does the course cover?
The program has four pillars: Design Thinking, Material Management, Factory Operations, and Project Management.
Which software will I learn?
SketchUp for 3D interior design with SketchUp plugins and Enscape for photorealistic renders, and AutoCAD for 2D interior drawings — floor plans, elevations, sectional and detail views.
How do I enrol?
Message us on WhatsApp or call +91 9900 100 842 and our team will take you through the next steps.