Career questions tagged interior-design
Interior design part-time jobs for teens?
I'm thinking of doing online interior design as a part-time job, where I design mood boards, furniture sourcing, color palette designing, but I don't really know how to go about it or if I should do it.
What are classes I can take for interior design or business classes?
I am a sophomore in high school and wondering what classes would help me get on track for university. also any recommendations for interior design or business classes or schools?
What are 4 jobs you can do in interior design?
what are 4 jobs that you can do in the interior design field?
I don't know wht to become whether a marine biologist or a CEO of an architecture firm I just know that I want to be a CEO widely famous for my work and my contribution to the ppl the society and the environment
I love the ocean From my pov the ocean is like another world It's how how peaceful it is rather that the exhausting competitive human world it shows how they don't judge anyone and anyone can live and hw they r goin on with their life I love building cuz it shows me the hidden stories behind them and the process of it it really interest me . As my side job I want to be an author , do bartending , dj , have my own library etc
What are some ways to get my interior design services noticed?
I want to be a free-lance interior designer. So, if there are any tips for getting my services noticed that would be very helpful. :)
What skills for Interior design should teens start developing early?
Hi I'm a sophomore in high school looking to pursue a career in interior design. Next year I'll be doing running start, and I want to know more about everyday life in this field, and any tips, advice, and skills I should work on or think about before stepping into this career.
What does it take to become a real estate agent?
I am interested in architecture, interior design, and I am gifted in the art of feng shui. I have a lot of other career interests, but if I were to pick a favorite, it would be real estate.
How do modular office workstations improve productivity and flexibility in modern workplaces?
I'm planning an office renovation and exploring different workstation options for my team. I've noticed that many businesses are choosing modular office workstations instead of traditional desk setups. I'd like to understand how modular workstations contribute to employee productivity, collaboration, space optimization, and workplace flexibility. Are they a good long-term investment for growing businesses? What features should I look for when selecting modular office workstations for a modern office environment? Any insights, experiences, or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
How do I start and get ahead in interior design and real estate?
Hi, my name is Ameerah and I’m in the 10th grade. For the past 2 years I’ve explored the field of interior design as much as I possibly can through as many platforms as I can think of. Whether social media or books, websites and blogs I’ve gathered as much information about this career path as I can. But, usually the best knowledge comes from seasoned professionals, so I came up with a few questions to ask that I get stuck on: -Is it better to get a degree for Interior design specifically, or could I get a degree in art and later merge into interior design and be successful with the same results? - what classes can I take to gain more knowledge? For example, I’m taking classes on textiles and drafting next semester. If anyone could give me any tips that would be amazing. Thanks
Interior design looks very glamorous? Is it as fun as it looks?
I love HGTV and considering a career in it.
How easy is networking and finding jobs as an Interior-Architect and Interior designer, and how is that experience different for each one?
Originally, I wanted to go into Set Design, but I decided to go into something a bit more 'Stable.' Still, I haven't had a chance to speak to professionals, and I would love to hear their opinions and experience on this! [Bonus question: How difficult would It be for an Interior Architect to possibly find a job and be taught the necessary skills to be a Set Designer (in film or theater) or a Historic-Preservationist for buildings and such?]
What are some study and time management tips for someone planning on majoring in architecture or interior design?
I know that they can be demanding majors, with students often feeling that they don't have enough time, so I want to make sure I can work hard and have good time management skills as well. Thank you!
What type of internship should I get during my first summer after freshman year as an Environmental and Interior Design major?
Should I join a student association of interior designers? Should I get a mentor? How do I find interior design firms that are looking for interns ? #Spring26
What can I do in order to get my name out there as an aspiring architect, and what else can I do in order to improve my architecture skills? One more question I swear; my professor mentioned architectural model making is a really prominent profession, so I was curious if anyone from that career could give me any advice, or pros and cons to the career as well. Thank you for taking your time to reading this and I hope you have a good day
I feel like as of right now, I'm not where I want to be. All my other peers seem so far ahead of me, and they inspire me to be better every single day, but what is something I can do that can hone my skills at least a little bit better.
How to get hired as a beginner interior designer when everyone is looking for experienced ones?
How to get hired as a beginner interior designer when everyone is looking for experienced ones?
Can I do interior design with a degree in Urban Planning?
I've currently got an offer from Sheffield on their Urban Planning Course (which is highly ranked in the uk) I originally applied for their architecture course because I hope to have interior architecture as my career goal.. So what I'm asking is, is it possible to get a degree in urban planning and still come out with a career in interior architecture, or once I go through with urban planning, my dreams of getting into interior architecture become slim to none?
Do you know of any Interior Design firms in LA County, San Bernardino County or Riverside County?
I am on the lookout for some local companies/design firms that would be willing to accept me for an internship; so I was was wondering if anybody knows of some near me. Thank you!
What education or certifications do you need to become an interior designer?
I want to change my career I enjoy decoration my room and decorating everything so how could I achieve that goal.
What would be the smartest path for someone studying Interior Design? Would just an associates degree be worth it? Is the degree worth it at all? I would love to get some insight from people who have pursued an Interior Design degree.
Currently studying Interior Design at a community college, wondering if a transfer to a four year for Interior Design is worth it or if I should just start looking for a job after I get my associates.
Will minoring in construction management, as well as majoring in interior design, get me further in the interior design career field?
I am currently a senior in high school, and I am wondering what steps I should take in college to land my dream job as an interior designer.
How can I take the time to pursue all the careers that im interested in?
I'm a senior in high school and I'm not sure what career I think would suit me better.
how do I start my career in interior design as an upcoming college student? And is worth burning out in college to get to my career? and what are some things can take out the stress of worrying in college?
how do I start my career in interior design as an upcoming college student? And is worth burning out in college to get to my career? and what are some things can take out the stress of worrying in college?
What is the right career for me?
Hello! I am looking for advice regarding my current career path. I am a freshman at the University of Florida Online majoring in Communications, Sciences, and Disorders, with a focus on becoming a Speech-Language Pathologist. However, I do not know if I am making the right decision. I picked this career because I wanted to work with kids, I am good at analyzing and synthesizing information (like for diagnosing patients), and I knew I needed to get a college degree to secure my future in this current economy. The problem is, I hate college and I do not want to be stuck pursuing a degree I am not sure I even really want for the next five years. However, up until this point I have only taken General Education classes and I have not actually gotten into classes that actually have to do with my major (another point of frustration for me as I did dual enrollment for two years in high school and yet I am still paying for classes that have absolutely nothing to do with my major and I have no desire to take), so maybe my perspective will change when I finally get to those courses. I am looking for something that might take less time and can utilize some of the credits I've already earned, as well as my skills and interests. In addition to the things previously mentioned, I am working a part-time job that involves graphic design, and interior decorating, which I like doing. I am open to suggestions and advice! I would prefer a degree that is worth my time; that is, a career that makes decent pay.
Hard time finding an interior designer job in Denver. #2025
I’m an interior designer from Thailand with over 5 years of experience. I’m now based in Denver, CO, and currently applying for drafting/interior-related jobs in the U.S. I’ve been job hunting for nearly two years, and I still haven’t landed a position. Even though I’ve had several interviews, I haven’t been successful so far—and honestly, I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. I’d appreciate any honest feedback. #2025
Do I need a specific degree or certification for merchandising or to own a brand?
I am going into my Senior year and am considering college. I'm thinking about majoring in business and minoring in Interior Design, but I want to have something already going to fund my passion! Can you also list at least 3 branding companies as well? Thank you so much!
Which career Option should I go for (Space planning/ psychology/ Data analysis)?
I want to move abroad (specifically to uk (or any other European country) / any gulf country or maybe japan). I mean not just move but actually LIVE there , how it should be lived (comfortably) But for that , I need money. I can't just unrealistically dream of travelling the world on my parents money, they are no billionaires. Also my parents won't just let me wander around like a vagabond without a specific reason, so career can be my golden ticket . But I am confused with which carrier should I go for, i have narrowed down to 3 possible paths: Design: interior design/ architecture/ urban planning and landscape architecture (as I am drivin by aesthetic and passion) Or should I do islamic psychology: as this would feed my soul and would Make me a better human and a muslim (which is the most important thing) Or should I continue with my cs degree (in which I have the least interest) and go in Data Analysis field to gain financial security . { I also like the thought of being a businesswoman but I don't have any specific business in mind. } And I have to do all this before the topic of my marriage hits which is almost 5 years from now. Can someone please give me a reality check if I am being unrealistic or a piece of advice that would actually help me in my life!
whats the best microphone and recording stuff for creating voice over?
whats the best microphone and recording stuff for creating voice over for story time animations. my dudget is 250 aud
whats the best way and how do i create a art portfolion within the next 4 years to get accepted in a uni? Also, what can i put in my portfolio? can i do stuff like my blender creations even though its not 2d art related?
i don't have any experience in this and i need help fast if i want to get into art school
whats the best courses and best way to learn blender 3d, sculpting, 3d animation etc?
I found some udemy courses but i need more info before buying anything