Hello student!

• You can pursue one of the below Bachelor's degree Courses to become an Interior Designer.

1. B.Arch. (Bachelor of Architecture)
2. B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) Interior Design
3. B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science) Interior Design
4. B.Des. (Bachelor of Design) Interior Design

• After completion of a bachelors degree programme, the candidates can further opt for a masters degree programme

1. M.Arch. (Master of Architecture)
2. M.A. (Master of Arts) Interior Design
3. M.Sc. (Master of Science) Interior Design
4. M.Des. (Master of Design) Interior Design

Dear Aspirant,

To become an interior designer, it is not essential to have an extensive education or a fancy degree. Just a good eye and a passion for the job can make it possible to become an interior designer.

In the United States, if you are interested in interior design, you will need to take specialized courses and gain the proper licensing from the state, depending on which state you are in.

Here I've listed 2 ways that you can follow to become an interior designer:

1. Acquiring Interior Design Skills :

Familiarize yourself with the technical aspects. Study interior designing aspects like furniture arrangement, color, and fabric. Beyond these basics, do research on structural design, compliance with local building codes, and the installation of utilities.
Get to know popular interior design styles. Look at magazines, books, and websites to explore different styles. Watch home designing shows and videos.

and their classes in home staging or organizing can be helpful to learn the fundamentals and begin teaching yourself immediately.
Hone your skills in your own space. Give your home or office a makeover. Look through magazines and professional journals for ideas. Aim for a look that's functional and appealing to the eye.
Improve your computer skills. Learn to use computer-aided design (CAD) software to test different layouts. Make an effort to master presentation software for pitching your work to an audience.

2. Obtaining a Degree in Interior Design

Decide on your degree. Choose from an Associate degree, a Bachelor's degree, or Master's Degree. The degree you earn will determine how much work experience you need to accumulate before you can sit for your licensing examination.
Find an accredited program. Look for an accreditation statement noting the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA). This group develops rigorous standards and guidelines for interior design education.
Talk to a faculty member. Set up in-person meetings or video chats with instructors from the schools you're considering. If possible, make appointments with department heads or program chairs.

Hope this information helps you ,
Thank you .