Master Of Design Interior & Furniture Design (2 Years Course)

The interior & furniture design course teaches students about enhanced design activities and unleashes their creativity. Students learn about a variety of materials, the development of furniture and interior design throughout history, as well as fundamental and advanced design principles in this subject. 

Along with reading academic papers, one gains practical expertise. They are given hands-on experience with the materials they will work with in the future in preparation. In classes on furniture and interior design, students acquire information about the subject matter and practical skills.

Interior & Furniture Design At Dot!

Students gain in-depth information and exposure regarding the design, development, and evolution of structures and objects that aim to enhance the quality of life in the immediate living and working environment through this Master degree.

The learner receives instruction and input on both the theoretical and practical sides of the subject. They are exposed to the history and development of the industry related to the subject in addition to the courses in design process and creative thinking.

Each student receives hands-on, practical knowledge of materials, methods, and manufacturing technologies that are on par with the industry thanks to the way the course is structured. The programme is created to give students the skills they need to generate original and creative design solutions and to succeed professionally or independently in the industry.

Career Opportunities

A M.Des interior and furniture design students will have many opportunities to explore the industry as a set designer, furniture designer, residential/commercial interior design consultant, model maker, kitchen/bar/wardrobe designer, commercial complex and office interior designer, healthcare interior designer, lighting designer, and sustainable designer.

D- Sprac: A Design Incubation & Research Initiation

D-SPARC is a design-focused community of ambitious and passionate problem solvers who have a pragmatic yet futuristic approach to research and development. D-SPARC aspires to mold and shape its members to be responsible creators, participative collaborators and successful leaders.

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• Theory of Interiors
• Material and construction
• Creativity and design thinking
• Model making
• Computer applications
• Theory of furniture design
• Lighting in Interiors
• Form and space
• Furniture construction and detailing
• Interior project management
• Professional internship

Skills

In order to enroll in the Interior & Furniture Design course at DOT, which has a limited number of seats, we require certain competencies from our students, such as visualization techniques, innovation and creativity, a very good eye for detail, observational techniques, communication proficiency, business knowledge, visual thinking and persuasiveness.