Since being an interior designer is similar to being an architect, mathematics is required to decide everything from the location of the columns that support the weight to the proper spacing of the luminaires. To be successful in interior design, you'll need to be good at math, especially algebra, precalculus, and trigonometry. If you try your best, you can dedicate yourself to architecture, and I think that's really what your question is about. In addition, to become a licensed interior designer, you'll need to have a minimum of 2 years working under the license of someone who has an NCIDQ license.
With the 4-year degree, you'll go beyond the lessons I listed above and learn about commercial design, which requires extensive knowledge of state and local building codes, ADA codes, architectural knowledge of building systems, construction, lighting, and plumbing. Design is “artistic”, but what you are REALLY doing is figuring out what people like, what causes them the desired reaction and sensations so that they pay you to create and decorate. Most good design schools require a design portfolio to enroll in an interior design or interior architecture program. Interior design is the art and science of understanding people's behavior to create functional spaces within a building. As an interior decorator, you can work in the labor market with an associate degree in interior design and sometimes even without a degree, although it's more difficult.
As an interior designer, you'll need a minimum of a degree in Fine Arts from an accredited university; the accreditation is CIDA and it legitimizes your degree in this field. Hello, I'm 23 years old and have a master's degree in special education, but I dream of changing the subject and taking an interior design course. Instead of wondering if you have the talent to be an interior designer, I suggest that you move away from a specific field and create an inventory of your best skills. Search for designers on LinkedIn and check their profiles to see what they studied, where they worked and their stories. As for the mathematical question, I posed it to Chana Binder, a very talented designer and founder of a boutique design firm in New York, Binder Design Group.
Hello, as an interior designer, having knowledge of art is important because you will need to know what style your client wants, what aesthetic you want to create, how colors and lighting work, how the previous design style influences your new design, etc.
