Interior design

Hello!

I was wondering if anyone knows of afforable interior design programs abroad (Outside the US). I have a bachelors in sociology and about 3 years of experience working with credible design firms. I want to go back to school to live abroad again and gain more knowledge in a classroom setting. Any advice?

We are building our house and need some help with the kitchen layout.

We are opting for image 4, but we don't want the person in the kitchen to feel isolated. We're also not sure where to put the double sink and cooktop to have the best flow or have good zones in the kitchen.

Note: our garden is the N and W side of the floorplan. The E side (window half height) is fields, but also a private road.

Any advice would be really helpful.

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She likes the candles, the greenery, the big mirror and the little books/little candle. What would y’all recommend to replace the picture? To clarify, the picture isn’t what is currently on there. But she wants something of similar size. She was thinking a painting or picture but can’t find the right piece. What elements or colors would y’all recommend?

I’ve been on the hunt for barstools that are tall enough for my kitchen counter. From the floor to the top of the counter is about 47.5”. So far, I’ve found hardly any barstools that are tall enough to fit within the recommended 9-12” difference from seat to counter, and the ones I have found are custom made and far out of my budget. Question is, would a barstool that’s about 33” from floor to seat be okay? For extra info, I’m quite short in stature, so I don’t have a very long torso to accommodate too crazy of a difference in the seat to counter space.

I moved in to my apartment a few months ago and I’ve kept it relatively the same and basic but I’m getting really bored of the layout and the way it looks. I want something cozy but not too cluttered (as I have a cat and he likes to knock over everything lol) The picture I added is just from a website I found on google and is a basic layout of what my room looks like For reference I have a queen sized bed and the double doors in the top right are to a small closet.

Ideally, open space kitchens 🤗 However, any beige aesthetic kitchen (in an APARTMENT only) will do!

I'm looking to get inspiration and make up my mind regarding hoods, fridges that are hidden in furniture vs unhidden ones, countertops and backsplash colors, etc.

My kitchen will have light colors, beige and some wood here and there,

So anything with BEIGE, WHITE, and WOOD combos, show me what you got! 💛🤍🤎

Earlier I had a TV over the fireplace and I’m afraid now also it will be very high to view in the small room. But I’m not sure the windows how they will be reflecting the light on the side wall, so I’m debating where to put the TV

Any way we can convert it to island kitchen? With crockery cabinet and fridge.

This is my current furniture layout. The length and breath of the room and the furniture are below:

room = 12f L, 11f B bed= 7.5f L, 5f B study table= 4f L, 2f B wardrobe= 4f L, 2f B, height is 7 feet book shelf = 3f L, 1f B, height= 4 feet

Something just doesn't feel right! This is the most convenient arrangement but especially the position of the study table. The open space between the bed, wardrobe and rest room door has a rug where I workout, sit and study, but the rug is too big for that space and it looks untidy. Previously the bookshelf was where the study table is now and the wardrobe was along the east wall opening in the west direction and the study table was also on the east wall between the wardrobe and the rest room door. And there used to be a big space in between the book shelf, bed and the rug fit perfectly there. But it felt awkward to study sitting right at the side of the toilet. Also for some reason the internet doesn't work in that corner of my room, idk why.

Hi guys, I’ve procrastinated for years and worked dead end jobs because I was too afraid to chase what I actually wanted to do which is interior design. I found an online course certification program that’ll allow me to take the RIDQC exam once I finish. My question was what jobs could/should I be working in the meantime that are interior design adjacent. Should I be calling ID firms and see if they’re hiring office assistants? I just want to be in an environment that speaks to what I actually want to do rather than just working another dead end job that’s completely unrelated to my future. Any advice is appreciated!