SP103 - Canadian Interior Design Principles

Course Overview:

SP103 - Canadian Interior Design Principles is a comprehensive course that explores the fundamental principles and practices of interior design specific to the Canadian housing context. Students will learn to create functional, aesthetically pleasing, and culturally relevant interior spaces for residential settings. The course will cover design theory, space planning, materials, and furniture selection, as well as sustainability considerations.

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Course Outline

Weeks 1-2: Introduction to Canadian Interior Design (22 hours)

Overview of Canadian design history and influences

Introduction to Canadian building codes and regulations


Weeks 3-4: Space Planning and Layout (24 hours)

Principles of space planning for residential interiors

Furniture arrangement and traffic flow considerations


Weeks 5-6: Materials and Finishes (26 hours)

Selection and use of materials in Canadian interior design

Sustainable and eco-friendly design practices


Weeks 7-8: Lighting Design (24 hours)

Importance of lighting in interior spaces

Types of lighting fixtures and their applications


Weeks 9-10: Design Elements and Trends (24 hours)

Incorporating color, texture, and pattern in interior design

Current trends in Canadian interior design



Outcome:

This course is suitable for individuals aspiring to work as residential interior designers or those seeking to enhance their skills in interior design for housing. Upon successful completion of the course, students will have a thorough understanding of Canadian interior design principles and be able to create functional and aesthetically pleasing residential spaces.

Duration:

  • 10 Weeks
  • 120 Hours

Admission Requirement:

  • High School
  • Experience in the field may be helpful but not required.

Fee:

  • Application Fee: CAD 49
  • Program Fee: CAD 1,949

Inquire More:

Send your query with program name and code to info@pioneerc.ca.