Decoration - Interior Design
Interior designer, decorator, space planner
Characteristics of the course of study
Designing an efficient, pleasant, and innovative environment. The Bachelor's Degree in Decoration – Interior Design provides the cultural knowledge and specific skills needed to work in the field of interior design. The first year of study, shared with the Artistic Decoration course, includes a series of subjects that, in building the pathway, place the student in relation to the decorative abilities that every interior designer trained in an academic environment should possess: materials, drawing, and artistic anatomy, understood as the ergonomics of humans within their environment, are some of the skills that will allow the student to approach the subsequent years of the program, the courses, and the numerous projects proposed within them, following not only artistic taste but also the practicality required for each environment to be comfortable to live in. The student will be able to create spaces considering their final use through a conscious study of light, furniture, colors, and the fundamental structural elements for these purposes.
I Year
- Artistic anatomy - Course in Decoration (4 )
- Cultural anthropology (6 )
- Chromatology (5 )
- Decoration I (10 )
- Drawing (5 )
- Architectural design of style and furniture (4 )
- Digital image processing (Photoshop) (4 )
- Fundamentals of computer design (Autocad) (4 )
- English (4 )
- Modeling (4 )
- History of ancient art (6 )
- Stained Glass Techniques (4 )
II Year
- Interior architecture I (4 )
- Design I (6 )
- Design system I (6 )
- Drawing II (2 ) *
- Digital image processing (Photoshop) (4 )
- Photography (6 )
- Layouts and visualization techniques (4 )
- Design methodology (6 )
- History of design (6 )
- Medieval Art History (6 )
- History of modern art (6 )
- Theory of perception and psychology of form (4 )
III Year
- Interior architecture II (7 )
- Virtual architecture (Cinema 4D) (5 )
- Construction site (2 ) *
- Design II (10 )
- Design system II (8 )
- Visual arts Aesthetics (INT3) (6 ) *
- Lighting technology (5 )
- Interaction Design (5 )
- History of Contemporary Art (6 )
- Final test (6 )
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Professors
- Alberto Mezzana
- Alessandra Coppa
- Andrea Dusi
- Andrea Paoletti
- Anna Guindani
- Antonio Gardoni
- Beatrice Zanotti
- Danilo Lazzaro
- Diego Paderno
- Emanuele Massari
- Enrico Guastaroba
- Federica Simoni
- Giorgio Azzoni
- Giovanni Barboglio
- Giuliano Guatta
- Isabella Tosi
- Jonathan Nix
- Livia Cavazza
- Luca Gervasoni
- Luca Ranghetti
- Mara Florian
- Marco Frusca
- Marisa Paderni
- Mattia Ribola
- Mauro Pini
- Michele Scarpellini
- Nicoletta Rossini
- Paolo Bonini
- Pedro Medina Reinon
- Raúl Zecca Castel
- Sara Bodei
- Sara Cottinelli
- Silvia Cortinovis
- Silvia Gervasoni
- Silvia Naddeo
- Simone Azzoni
- Virtus Maria Zallot
Course Goals
The Interior Design course ensures the skills and knowledge needed to train professionals working in the field of interior design, based on mastery of methods, materials, and artistic techniques, as well as on adequate knowledge and practice of design methodologies concerning the consistent and up-to-date use of visual representation tools and decorative intervention in public and private contexts. To this end, skills are developed in the creative use of materials for artistic practice, in the use of technical tools for surveying and architectural drawing, and in visual representation, with a specific focus on the aesthetic management of space and the design of environments. The institution's strong ties with companies operating in the local sector will also enable experimental collaborations for the creation and management of spaces related to different meanings of living, while maintaining a constant link between tradition and innovation.
Job perspectives
Interior designer, decorator, space planner
Students of the three-year Bachelor's Degree in Decoration - Interior Design emerge as versatile professionals in the field of Interior Design. With strong practical and design skills, they are prepared to take on roles in architecture and design studios, sector companies, and public and private organizations. They can also work as freelance designers, decorators, and interior planners.
