
Furniture Design for Interior Design
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Duration
60 Hours (10 weeks)
Class Schedule
- Monday to Fridays: 3 days (6 hours a week)
- Saturdays: Workshops & Activities
- Sundays: Optional Contact Classes
Eligibility
This course is ideal for interior designers, students, or professionals interested in furniture design. A basic understanding of interior design principles is recommended.
Location
Online with Practical Projects)
Module Breakdown
Week 1: Introduction to Furniture Design for Interior Design (6 hours)
- Overview of the role of furniture design in interior spaces.
- Fundamentals of furniture design: form, function, and aesthetics.
- Ergonomics and human-centered design principles.
Week 2: Materials and Joinery Techniques (6 hours)
- Exploration of furniture materials: wood, metal, upholstery, and more.
- Introduction to joinery techniques and construction.
- Sustainable furniture design and contemporary trends.
Week 3: Sketching and Concept Development (6 hours)
- Furniture sketching and ideation techniques.
- Concept development and rapid prototyping.
- Presentation techniques for furniture concepts.
Week 4: Furniture Styles and Historical Influences (6 hours)
- Study of various furniture styles throughout history.
- Case studies of iconic furniture designs.
- Research on contemporary furniture materials and trends.
Week 5: Furniture Components and Functionality (6 hours)
- Understanding components and modules in furniture design.
- Designing furniture for storage and space optimization.
- Presentation techniques for furniture components.
Week 6: Materials, Finishes, and Sustainability (6 hours)
- Exploration of furniture materials and finishes.
- Sustainable design practices and eco-friendly materials.
- Real-world applications and contemporary trends in furniture design.
Week 7: Furniture Design Process and Manufacturing (6 hours)
- Overview of the furniture design process from concept to production.
- Understanding manufacturing techniques and prototyping.
- Presentation techniques for manufacturing specifications.
Week 8: Furniture Design for Different Spaces (6 hours)
- Designing furniture for residential and commercial spaces.
- Case studies of interior design projects with a focus on furniture.
- Presentation techniques for different interior contexts.
Week 9: Furniture Design Trends and Advanced Techniques (6 hours)
- Discussion of contemporary furniture design trends and innovations.
- Advanced design techniques and exploring unconventional materials.
- Introduction to the final design project.
Week 10: Final Design Project and Portfolio Development (6 hours)
- Development and presentation of the final furniture design project.
- Portfolio development to showcase your furniture design work.
- Course conclusion, review, and future recommendations.

Assessment
Throughout the course, your understanding will be assessed through weekly quizzes, self-learning assignments, and hands-on practical activities. The course will culminate in a comprehensive final furniture design project where you will create a unique piece of furniture. Additionally, you will develop a professional portfolio that showcases your design work, preparing you for real-world applications in furniture and interior design.
This course offers a deep dive into the principles and practice of furniture design, equipping you with the tools to create functional and aesthetically pleasing furniture for various interior spaces.