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Aspiring design professionals can combine Interior Design and Architecture degrees to qualify for certification/licensure in both fields.
What do Interior Design
majors do?
Skill Set
As an Interior Designer, you will combine synthetic and analytic skills with an extensive knowledge of materials, color theory, construction methods, furniture, ergonomics, and user needs, to work on a wide range of projects that can include office, retail, hospitality, entertainment, restaurant, health care and residential, as well as in related fields that can range from furniture and lighting design to product marketing to construction. Interior designers leverage technology to analyze, synthesize, and pre-visualize solutions to design problems.