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Do you have to master architecture in order to pursue a career in interior design?

I want to see if I want to go into interior design in college. #college #design #architecture

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Vivian’s Answer

Hi Poigsa,


That's a great question. I was thinking the same thing in high school. You don't need a Masters in Architecture to go into Interior Design. However, you will need to take Architecture classes in order to get into interior design. All art students have to take the basic art classes before going into more specific class: drawing/painting before fashion design or graphic design. It's the core of what your skills will be based on. I hope that answers your question. Good luck!


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Elaine’s Answer

Hi Poigsa,


Architecture is a basic knowledge of interior design. Today there are many program not just offer interior design but also interior architecture and design. In addition to Interior design often inspire by the architecture elements. That being said, you can master the architecture but it is not focal study in order to pursue an interior design career. Unless you want to become an architect.
When you apply for an interior design program, look for a program that will give you a basic technical skills such as sketching, perspective drawing, construction drafting, computer aids design etc. Also, the program should provide you knowledge of color theory, programming, schematic design and business practices. You will also have a choice of choosing residential, commercial, retail, office design plus kitchen and bath design. For history, they may offer you architecture, art, and design etc.


Well, I hope I answer your question and good luck!!

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Yvonne’s Answer

While a comprehensive grasp of architecture can certainly be an asset for an interior designer, it's not a hard and fast rule. Interior design and architecture are intertwined fields, yet they each have their unique emphasis. Interior designers are primarily concerned with the indoor spaces of structures, prioritizing functionality, beauty, and the requirements of the inhabitants.

Nevertheless, possessing a bit of architectural savvy can facilitate your communication with architects, help you comprehend structural limitations, and enable you to craft designs that blend seamlessly with the building's architecture. A number of interior designers opt to study architecture or enroll in architecture-related classes to acquire this insight, but it's not a must.

At the end of the day, a thriving career in interior design hinges on creativity, a discerning eye for design, the ability to understand client desires, and keeping abreast of design trends and building regulations. While architectural comprehension is indeed valuable, it's just one of many skills and areas of knowledge that can bolster your success in this profession.
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Linda’s Answer

No Architect is very different than Interior design. First there are huge responsibilities Architects have that interior designer don't because they are designing a dwelling of some sort both commercial and residential and if it is miss calculated it could spell trouble and people could be hurt, not so much in interior design. Don't misunderstand you have the same safety obligations just not on the same scale. I have worked with many architects they tend to be very serious and dedicated people who treat their designs like there children and want them to reflect there own good taste and will fight to keep the design as envisioned.
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