1. Interior Design Project for Graphic Design

2. What Is Interior Design?
Interior Design is the profession that focuses on the layout, design and beautification of interior spaces, buildings and other structures. Interior designers work in a wide range of settings, including residential, commercial, hospitality and institutional environments. Many interior designers receive formal training from Interior Design degree programs, such as the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design.

3. Types of Interior Design and Approaches
It is common for Interior Design professionals to specialize in only one area of design, but many interior designers are choosing to focus on both commercial and residential Interior Design. Although designers and clients often look for fresh concepts and a new look, many stick with basic Interior Design styles that are casual, formal, traditional and contemporary. Some other areas of specialization include:
Interior Design for accessibility
Health & safety issues
Green, sustainable Interior Design
Lighting design

4. Contemporary (Modern)
Contemporary Design sparks an exciting feeling of change, and is characteristic of present day movements in style. Clean lines, fluid shapes, graphic motifs, and modern materials like acrylic and plywood are common materials, as are glass, stone, and metals. Minimalist and Zen styles are two of the themes that are associated with contemporary design.

5. Ammie Kim

8. Christine Jones

9. Patrick Baglino, Jr.

10. Shirry Dolgin

11. Lauren Jacobsen

12. Shirry Dolgin

13. Randy Weinstein

14. Asian
Estella Jaivin

15. Elizabeth Brownrigg

16. Traditional Design
Traditional Design pulls from our past and brings a feeling of formality and history into our homes. There are many types of styles that fall under the traditional category, but all are considered of historic origin from America and Europe. These styles usually match the period from which they came: Victorian, Baroque, Queen Anne, Sheraton, and Louis XIV are all examples of historic themes.

17. Country
Linda Woodrum

20. Victorian

24. Eclectic Design
Eclectic Design can be a hard style to define and create, because it can be a mish-mash of various collections and furnishings the client may have and love, or it may be the whim of an eccentric artistic client that has a look in mind that is unique to their personality. This can also be a great style for newly weds who are trying to integrate their furnishings into one space.

25. Erinn Valencich

26. Liz Stewart

28. Baylor Anne Bone

29. Nancy Mikulich

30. Eco-Friendly interior design uses all environmentally friendly or recycled materials to design a room.

31. Candice Olson

32. Wall Treatments
Indoor Waterfall

33. Wall mural

34. Wallpaper Originally only for the rich
Can be produced in a wide variety of prints and textures
Good for disguising odd architectural details

35. Fabric Provides texture (heavy textures make a room appear smaller)
Wide range of colors & patterns
Could be total wall coverage
Could be wall hanging
Provides insulation

36. Wood paneling Available in a wide range of colors, grains & species
Hides architectural flaws
Provides insulation
Chair Rail – Decorative molding that divides a wall.

37. Crown Molding

38. Specialty Painting
Sponging
Ragging
Lime wash
Glaze

39. Texture

41. Lighting

44. Fireplaces

45. Student Examples
What is wrong with this room?

46. What is wrong with this room?

50. A Design Board is often used in the interior design world so that the client and design can visualize their ideas.

51. We will be creating a design board for your room using the website http://www.polyvore.com
This will help set up your color schemes, textures, and furniture for your room.
Worth 20 point.

52. You can save all your items in My Items list which will then connect you to the website for your objects.
You can deviate from your Polyvore design board, but this is a great starting point

53. Sites used