Design · All levels
A self-paced, two-course programme that takes you from measuring your first room to delivering a complete interior project.
Most people begin an interior project with a folder of inspiration images and a growing sense that something is missing. The room looks good in fragments, but the layout does not flow, the lighting is an afterthought, and every material choice seems to create a new problem. The gap is rarely taste. It is process.
Interior design is a sequence of decisions: understanding how a space will be used, planning circulation and storage, choosing materials that work together, documenting the result clearly, and presenting it in a way that clients and contractors can follow. Without that sequence, even a beautiful concept becomes expensive to build and difficult to explain.
This programme teaches that sequence from the ground up. It combines a foundations course with a PRO-level project course, then adds dedicated tool tracks for Archicad and 3D Max. You start with measurements and a client brief, move through space planning and specification, and finish with drawings, schedules and visualisations that hold together as one project.
The lessons are recorded and self-paced, so you can work through them around a job or family life. Each module ends with a practical exercise that becomes part of a complete sample interior, giving you a portfolio-ready process rather than a collection of disconnected tips.
By the end of the programme, you will have practised each step of a residential interior project.
Capture dimensions, openings, services and fixed elements before design decisions begin.
Test zoning, circulation and furniture clearances against a real brief.
Specify durable surfaces, coherent colours and layered light for each room.
Explain the idea, the budget and the build sequence without jargon.
Create a handover pack that reduces confusion on site.
Draw walls, openings and fixed furniture, then organise views for presentation.
Set up materials, lighting and camera angles for convincing room renders.
The programme is delivered as a self-study course. You work through recorded video lessons, downloadable worksheets and guided practice assignments at your own pace. There are no live sessions and no one-to-one coaching, so you can start when you are ready and return to any lesson as often as you need.
The first course builds the foundations: how to read a space, ask useful questions, plan a layout and choose materials with purpose. The second course moves into PRO-level project work, where you pull those skills into a complete interior scheme with documentation and presentation. The Archicad and 3D Max modules sit alongside the design core, so you can learn the tools in the context of a real project rather than as isolated software demos.
You can follow the modules in order or jump directly to a tool track if you already have design experience. Most learners benefit from completing the design core first, because the software exercises assume you have a room plan and a set of design decisions to model.
Six modules take you from first measurements to a presented project. The first four form the design core; the final two are dedicated tool tracks.
Short video lessons you can pause, replay and revisit.
A structured route from first principles to complete project work.
Software lessons tied to the same interior project.
Ready-to-use documents for each stage of the process.
Frameworks for making coherent visual and material choices.
A practical way to review your work before you share it.
Study at your own pace and return whenever you need a refresher.
You will finish with a complete sample interior project: a measured plan, a tested layout, a material and lighting palette, a specification sheet and a set of presentation visuals. More importantly, you will know why each decision was made and how to explain it to someone else.
In practical terms, you will be able to walk into a room, measure it, ask the right questions and produce a design proposal that addresses how the space will actually be used. You will have a documentation routine that reduces gaps between the design and the build, and a visualisation workflow that helps clients see the result before work begins.
The programme does not replace local regulations, structural advice or professional licensing. It gives you the design process and project skills to work confidently on residential interiors, build a portfolio and continue learning with a clear framework.
Archicad and 3D Max are taught because they are common tools in interior design studios, not because software alone makes a designer. The tool lessons always start from a design decision: a wall position, a material choice, a lighting plan or a camera angle that communicates the concept.
That approach means you can follow the design modules even if you are new to the software, and you can follow the software modules with a real room to model rather than an empty exercise file. If you already use other tools, the principles of measurement, documentation and presentation still transfer.
Most learners spend around four to six hours a week watching lessons and completing the practice tasks. The programme is self-paced, so you can move faster or slower depending on your schedule.
No. The first course starts with foundations and assumes no prior training. The PRO-level modules build on those basics, so it helps to complete the design core before moving into the project and tool tracks.
The tool tracks are taught around Archicad and 3D Max. You will need access to those programs to complete the software exercises. The design modules can be completed with paper, a scale ruler and a simple drawing app.
After payment you receive access to the course area, where all recorded lessons, worksheets and templates are organised by module. You can log in and start immediately.
The material stays available to you after purchase. You can return to any lesson, template or project checklist whenever you need it.
The lessons are recorded video sessions with supporting worksheets and practice assignments. The programme is self-study and does not include live sessions or one-to-one coaching.
Yes. The programme comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. If it is not right for you, contact support within 14 days of purchase.
It prepares you to plan, document and present residential interiors. Local regulations, licensing and structural requirements vary, so always check what applies in your area before taking on paid work.
Build a complete interior project from measurements to final visuals, at your own pace.