What Does an Interior Designer Actually Do? | ARTiculations

This video was exactly the knowledge I was looking for! Thank you! I have been interested in knowing what interior design is like, even though yes I was first thinking more about decoration than design, but this provided such a good overview of the field! It was very interesting and I would love to more about the profession. The idea of being able to construct a space from scratch is extremely compelling and I would be very interested to hear more about the process!

I want to do interior design next year in college, your video did help me, but I'm still confused with the difference between interior design and interior decorating. I feel like i dont even know interior design actually is lol

I have to admit I really thought being an interior designer was about making a home look nice but then I was told that interior designers have codes, that they couldn't just start putting things together. They have to make sure the it's okay to be built working along side with architectures.

great cideo

That's it. I need to see an optometrist. I thought the title read, "Inferior Designer"... From that point on, nothing made sense.

I love that when I grow up I want to be an
interior designer

Thank you for the information! I was going to be an interior designer bc I thought I could do it. I might need to think bc I’m choosing GCSEs soon😊

Thank you for pointing out all the factors besides aesthetics that determine design decisions! There is a huge amount of knowledge you must acquire to be a professional in this field. I hope that you have a good job at a company that appreciates your dedication to the profession!

Thanks!!!😉

would like to pursue...but please would need your help in knowing more

Oh... so what I want to do is actually INTERIOR DECORATION! Thank you

In US is seems what an interior designer does is building something serviceable at the absolute lowest cost possible. Building a pleasant environment to be in is no longer a priority, this is seen from macroscale and how we design out cities to microscale and bland everything looks.

Im having a C1 English exam tomorrow and one of the topics on the speaking test is interior design and i had no idea what it actually was but with the help of your video now i think i will be able to talk about it at least in a few sentences :)

Is Canada good for completing my ug degree in interior design?

Wow. Didn't realize that there's more about interior designing. Thank you for educating me. Because here in my country, common knowledge says that its all about making a house or an establishment beautiful, hip, modern and updated. Learned a lot.

You got me on the university 😀

Home is where we spend the majority of our should feel and look like is a professional interior design did an amazing job on my second time using them.

I am a real estate agent and must ensure universal design that meets the needs of all was one of the most helpful people I have worke

yeah, I should've watched this video before enrolling in interior design program🤕

It’s decorator people think about on the surface until they actually look up the details of certification 😆

thx for the vid!

I still don't know what course I should take.. I Might Take Interior design, But I doubt That I'll Do well. The things you said made me more interested in stuff but at the same time it feels overwhelming. Thank You For Explaining Tho!

hmmm okay hold on so basically we have to know about different materials and how they work in different regions, also how they’d react w other stuff while also kinda making a layout of what would go where. and also apply some rules of architecture which varies from each country? + also forgot to add that it should all stay within a budget lololol
idk yeah so that means i have to take science, physics and either geometry or math right? also is it a problem if i have like nooo sense of measurements at all? like some people see a door and go “ahh thats like 2 meters high” but i just cant decipher it? idk butttt i have 2 years of high school left so im gonna have to do my best in those 3 classes, and its the ones i suck the most in :’)

I'm a Chartered Accountant now..but I'm interested in pursuing Interior designing. Would you be able to suggest on any quick basic courses that I could do online to understand the profession better

I had very strong ambition to persuade interior designing course. But after watching your video 🤪🤪🤪 I feel like I'm nowhere related to these topics.

2 minutes in and im clear that i dont want to do interior design lol

Highkey discouraged lmao

The problem with this answer is that the core of your professional offer is treated like something residual, which can be do by anyone; so since your real contribute is really weak, you focus on technical issues in design. But it's a trap: no one could understand why a person should work with an "interior designer" then, because when it comes to tecnical solutions, any engineer can do really better.

Big difference between putting together premade interior items in your home vs ensuring comercial and public spaces are usable and safe

i kinda want to send this to all the people that judge me for wanting to do this for a living.

I love to design buildings ( in games of course I'm 15), at first it was just the inside and how it looked, so I searched up the difference between Interior decorator and Interior designer, I switched to decorator but then I started to do Technical drawing, with Auto Cad and I liked it and I like Industrial techniques ( these subjects might be named different in other countries) so now I'm back to Interior Designing, I would like to go to a school with an Interior design course in Korea but I don't know which college offers that ( can someone make any suggestions) and I'm still confused on the subjects needed and how many years in school

I watched this video back in 2017 and chose to pursue interior design because of the blend of technical expertise and creative thinking. I am finally graduating with my master's, and while I am excited to be finished soon, I am also nervous about the limited job applications for entry level designers, especially in the pandemic. Good luck out there!

The only reason I’m here is because of school. Would never watch on my own time. Sad to think that this “job” actually counts as a architectural job.

Im a 12 year old girl who REALLY wants to be a interior designer

Me as an inspiring interior designer watching this video and basically knowing nothing about interior design: 👁️👄👁️❓ lmfaooo i did not know this much went into interior design!

Would this benefit my knowledge if I flip houses?

Thank you for this concise yet great video! I study Museology and I've decided to also pursue the long time dream of studying interior design (both connect in several aspects). I'm still deciding on the school, though. I've been wondering, I know it's probably a stupid question, but it's still not completely clear to me: what are the biggest differences between an architect and and interior designer? I guess they are complementary, along with engineers; an architect can focus on interior design, but I have this idea that an interior designer is like an "incomplete architect", perhaps it's just fear of not becoming competent enough. I'm interested in all the aspects you mentioned, and there are many things in Architecture that don't interest me at all.

I’m 12 years old and I found this video because I was looking to go down the interior designing path! This video was so helpful to know what I looking at for my future. That is a lot more than I expecting in interior designing but honestly, I’m up for the challenge! Thank you for making this video, it really helped me.

What degree is required to be interior designer

As an architecture graduate, I have people who say to me that 'it must be fun taking architecture, all you guys do are drawing buildings!' They really don't get how technical those drawings could be and how many aspects have to be considered even when it just comes to designing a toilet. One mistake could cost thousands of dollars or worse, building hazard that could cost lives. It was always about following numerous building laws and regulations too. Even different number of building levels will have different regulations to comply, and different types of building will have different regulations too, the list goes on. Construction knowledge, types of concrete framework, steel structure down to the connectors and details as small as 5 mm. It really is a lot of things to fit into. What I mentioned don't even capture the whole field.

Are you an interior designer or architectural interior designer?

I m small right now but my dream is to become an interior home designer
So this video helps me
Thx for making it

THank you for the synthetic and yet coherent video about interior design. I am interested in the field and would like to study it. since I am quite limited in mobility at the moment, I don't want this to stop me to study. do you have references which I could study online and that would be somehow affordable to begin with? thank you so much!

Nice.... I will enjoy this....

Now I’m second guessing because I’m ass when it comes to geometry, math or any smart stuff

I ll like to know more

But isn't lighting and electricity to electricians

I have always wanted to be an interior designer. I have been more interested recently. I just dont know how to officially get started I am currently a MA, but THIS is my dream job!!!!