Course description
Develop interior decoration projects for spaces used for commercial activities.
Why enrol on this course?
Who can take this course?
Employed, self-employed or unemployed people who want to improve their skills.
Free course
Subsidised training, at no cost to the student.
Online course
Study from home with a flexible format.
Certified course
When you finish you will be able to certify the training you have completed.
Course content
1. INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT.
1.1. Creating an interior design project.
1.1.1. Introduction.
1.1.2. Stages of the process.
1.1.3. Drawing. Graphic representation techniques.
1.1.4. The floor plan.
1.1.5. Perspectives.
1.1.6. Resolving all spaces.
1.1.7. Scale models. Representing an idea.
1.1.8. A technique for group work: brainstorming.
1.1.9. Practical content.
1.2. Calculating the budget.
1.2.1. Introduction.
1.2.2. Dividing up the project.
1.2.3. Written budget.
1.2.4. How to determine the costs of each task and of the products.
1.2.5. Practical content.
2. INTERIOR DESIGN.
2.1. Basic principles of the interior designer.
2.1.1. Basic principles of the interior designer.
2.1.2. Practical content.
2.1.2.1. Analysis of the basic principles of the interior designer.
2.2. Basic principles of light and colour.
2.2.1. Basic principles of light and colour.
2.2.2. Introduction.
2.2.3. Classification of colours.
2.2.4. Saturation or chroma refers to the purity of a colour.
2.2.5. Space and brightness.
2.2.6. Environmental colour therapy at home.
2.2.7. Environmental colour therapy at work.
2.2.8. White, always a safe bet.
2.2.9. Practical content.
2.3. History of interior design.
2.3.1. History.
2.3.2. Art or craft.
2.3.3. Practical content.
2.4. Defining interior design today.
2.4.1. Introduction.
2.4.2. The profile of today's interior designer.
2.4.3. Today's trivialisation.
2.4.4. Practical content.
2.5. Choosing materials.
2.5.1. Introduction.
2.5.2. Stone materials.
2.5.3. Mortars and binding materials.
2.5.4. Ceramic materials.
2.5.5. Wood.
2.5.6. Paints.
2.5.7. Plastics.
2.5.8. Glass.
2.5.9. Practical content.
2.6. Ergonomics and human dimensions.
2.6.1. Introduction.
2.6.2. Types of ergonomics.
2.6.3. Anthropometry.
2.6.4. Biomechanics.
2.6.5. Air quality.
2.6.6. Noise.
2.6.7. Lighting.
2.6.8. Practical content.
1.1. Creating an interior design project.
1.1.1. Introduction.
1.1.2. Stages of the process.
1.1.3. Drawing. Graphic representation techniques.
1.1.4. The floor plan.
1.1.5. Perspectives.
1.1.6. Resolving all spaces.
1.1.7. Scale models. Representing an idea.
1.1.8. A technique for group work: brainstorming.
1.1.9. Practical content.
1.2. Calculating the budget.
1.2.1. Introduction.
1.2.2. Dividing up the project.
1.2.3. Written budget.
1.2.4. How to determine the costs of each task and of the products.
1.2.5. Practical content.
2. INTERIOR DESIGN.
2.1. Basic principles of the interior designer.
2.1.1. Basic principles of the interior designer.
2.1.2. Practical content.
2.1.2.1. Analysis of the basic principles of the interior designer.
2.2. Basic principles of light and colour.
2.2.1. Basic principles of light and colour.
2.2.2. Introduction.
2.2.3. Classification of colours.
2.2.4. Saturation or chroma refers to the purity of a colour.
2.2.5. Space and brightness.
2.2.6. Environmental colour therapy at home.
2.2.7. Environmental colour therapy at work.
2.2.8. White, always a safe bet.
2.2.9. Practical content.
2.3. History of interior design.
2.3.1. History.
2.3.2. Art or craft.
2.3.3. Practical content.
2.4. Defining interior design today.
2.4.1. Introduction.
2.4.2. The profile of today's interior designer.
2.4.3. Today's trivialisation.
2.4.4. Practical content.
2.5. Choosing materials.
2.5.1. Introduction.
2.5.2. Stone materials.
2.5.3. Mortars and binding materials.
2.5.4. Ceramic materials.
2.5.5. Wood.
2.5.6. Paints.
2.5.7. Plastics.
2.5.8. Glass.
2.5.9. Practical content.
2.6. Ergonomics and human dimensions.
2.6.1. Introduction.
2.6.2. Types of ergonomics.
2.6.3. Anthropometry.
2.6.4. Biomechanics.
2.6.5. Air quality.
2.6.6. Noise.
2.6.7. Lighting.
2.6.8. Practical content.