BSc
Interior Design

BSc Interior Design

BSc
Interior Design

Cindrebay’s BSc degree course from is a three - year rigorous programme that focuses on both the technical aspects and creative side of interior design – planning, organizing, space management, new trends in interior designs, furniture and interiors, merchandising and ergonomics.

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Students start at the basic elements of design and progress to a more advanced level of interior design – 3D software and other interior design applications.

Duration

3 Years

Eligibility

10+2 with a minimum 50% aggregate marks

Intake

30 Students per batch

Location

Chennai

Curriculum

Modules are crafted to prepare students for tomorrow’s fierce competition. Here is an overview of the key topics covered in Cindrebay’s BSc Interior Design programme

  • Basic Design & Visual Arts
  • Fundamentals, Elements and Principle of Design
  • Compositions in Interior Design
  • Drafting for Interior Designers (Practical)
  • Measured Drawing
  • Interior Space Components & Furnishing (Practical)
  • Study of Interior space components, Walls, partitions & panels, Floors, Mezzanine floor, Ceilings & false / suspended ceilings, Openings – Doors & Window types, Stair and its types
  • Interior space Furnishings, Paints & Textures, Laminates, Claddings & Others : Through sessions on furnishings, paints and textures, etc
  • Anthropometrics & furniture standards
  • Understanding Design process
  • Conceptual Drawings & Mood Boards
  • Building Materials & Construction - Part - I (Theory)
  • Building Services - Part - I (Practical)
  • Design Studio (Residence Design Space management, space planning, furniture layout, material applications, detailed technical drawing, budgeting as per material specification.)

  • History of Art and Interior Design
  • Landscape in Interior Design
  • Basics in Architecture
  • Housekeeping and Management
  • Interior and Exterior Treatments
  • Environment Control in interiors
  • Advance Drafting for Interior Designers (Practical)
  • Advance Interior Space Components & Furnishing (Practical)
  • Advance Interior Space Planning (Practical)
  • Building Materials & Construction - Part - II (Theory)
  • Building Services - Part - II (Practical)
  • Design Studio (Retail Design / Restaurant Design / Office Design / Institute Design - Any two)

  • Internship
  • Thesis Project
  • Professional Practice & Estimation (Theory)
  • Estimation & Specifications for Interior projects
  • Preparing Bill of Quantities
  • Project Detailing & Execution
  • Tenders and quotations
  • Indian Institute of Interior Designers - Rules and Regulations, Code of conduct

  • AutoCad 2D - 3D
  • 3D Printing
  • Sketchup with V - ray
  • Photoshop
  • Lumion
  • Revit Architecture
  • 3Ds Max

Entrepreneurship Training & Placement Assistance

Last 1 month of Course to make them Industry ready

  • How to Brand yourself - create your own logo and Website
  • Projects Management
  • Negotiation skills - Client Handling
  • Portfolio Creation
  • Marketing
  • Basic Banking and Finance Functions
  • Preparation of client service agreement
  • Basic legal - contracts and agreements, guarantee, warranty

Career Opportunities

Career Opportunities BSc Interior Design

People want creativity in any kind of space they use. Having a designed space tells us about our life style and is a matter of status. There’s been a steep rise in professional opportunities for interior space 'artists'. Here are just a few avenues - working with established interior design or architecture firms, working as -

  • Interior and spatial designer
  • Interior decorator and planner
  • Space planning consultant
  • Decorator consultant
  • 3D visualizer
  • Furniture designer
  • Turnkey designer
  • Academician
  • Exhibition designer
  • Event designer
  • Production designer, theatre / TV / film
  • Visual merchandiser
  • Interior stylist
  • Artist / Blogger / Photographer
  • Furniture curator

Methodology

To ensure that students get the best out of the entire programme, Cindrebay combines lectures, audio/visual presentations, assignments, live projects, case studies, and studio sessions.

Classroom projects

Classroom projects are done with a significant contribution from real - world industry

Proper attention

Proper attention on developing skills in Computer Aided Designing

Design skills

Design skills and cross-functional abilities like software and presentation skills are put into practice

Course duration

Course duration spans from 12 months (Diploma) to 3 years (Under graduate Degree Programme)

Real life project

Real life project works are a significant portion of the curriculum

Student Testimonial

FAQs

After completing a BSc in Interior Design, a range of opportunities await the graduates in the field of interior design and related industries. The scope and career prospects after obtaining this degree can vary depending on factors such as your skills, portfolio, location, and current market demand. The most potential career paths and opportunities are Interior Designer, Residential Interior Designer, Commercial Interior Designer, Exhibition and Event Designer, Set Designer, Furniture Designer, Self-Employment/Entrepreneurship, Facility Management etc.Some of our graduates choose to do further studies at the post graduate level and then get into academics as teaching faculty.

The specific software programs and tools taught during a BSc in Interior Design can vary depending on the curriculum and the university or institution offering the program. However, there are several common software programs and tools that are typically included in interior design programs to help students develop the necessary skills for their profession. At Cindrebay School of Design we give the option to our students to choose from these below mentioned softwares and tools - AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, Revit Architecture, 3DS Max, Lumion, VRay, Rhino, Unreal Engine and other VR/AR tools.

Yes, most BSc Interior Design programs often include field trips or site visits as part of their curriculum. These visits offer students valuable real-world experiences and the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings. Some of the common places that students might visit during their studies include Showrooms and Design Studios, Historic Buildings and Landmarks, Construction Sites, Exhibition Spaces, etc.

In the realm of Interior Design education, site visits and field studies are indispensable for a multitude of reasons. Firstly, they provide students with an authentic and accurate experience of the spaces they'll be working with, revealing that real-world conditions can greatly differ from initial design concepts. Understanding a space's nuances, influenced by factors like lighting and human traffic, is an invaluable lesson. Moreover, site visits in the pre-design phase help students connect with the local culture, promoting context-sensitive design solutions. It's on-site where construction methods come to life, a dimension often underrepresented in formal education. Learning from experts in various fields involved in construction fosters multidisciplinary insights. Safety concerns become evident, emphasizing the importance of precaution in the profession. Site visits also teach students to think on their feet, making critical decisions under tight time constraints. Engaging in discussions with multidisciplinary teams hones communication and interpersonal skills, crucial for successful collaboration. Lastly, site visits shed light on why design plans may fail to materialize as intended, offering valuable insights for future projects. In conclusion, site visits enrich Interior Design education by merging technical knowledge with practical experience and life skills, provided that students actively engage with the complexities of on-site experiences.

Yes, absolutely! Pursuing a Master's degree in Interior Design after completing a BSc in Interior Design is a natural progression for many students who want to further their education and expertise in the field. A BSc in Interior Design provides a solid foundation of knowledge and skills in the field, covering topics such as design principles, spatial planning, materials, lighting, and more. However, a Master's degree offers a more in-depth and specialized focus, allowing you to explore advanced concepts and research in interior design.


A Master of Interior Design degree at Cindrebay School of Design (MDes - Furniture & Interior Design) provides several valuable advantages in the competitive field of interior design. It demonstrates a commitment to specialization and expertise, setting graduates apart in the industry. The program's studio courses emphasize a human-centered design approach, integrating creative and technical skills. Cindrebay PG Interior Design students are well-prepared to advance from project designers to senior interior designers, overseeing high-profile projects and teams. The degree also equips professionals with essential design management skills, fostering strategic thinking and knowledge of best practices. It serves as a prerequisite for teaching interior design at the college level. Notably, individuals with a master's degree tend to earn more on average than those with a bachelor's degree, making it a wise investment in one's career.