Can I study interior design without studying art?

There are two kinds according to your situation:

First, the normal selection of colleges and universities, normally speaking, interior design belongs to practical art, not necessarily class background, but ability. If you have a strong ability, you can find an ideal job (colleges and universities have more spare time, so you can learn more about this industry, because the knowledge of this industry is very complicated, so don't be too eager to operate software drawing at first, first read some articles and textbooks on basic design, and read all kinds. Be sure to book some reading notes on how to prepare for capsizing, and sort out your notes every once in a while. It is best to be friends or classmates in interior design. Universities can skip classes or attend their classes, provided that they don't fail their majors and waste energy. When you are a junior or a senior, you can find a place to teach software to learn painting, enrich yourself during the break, and have more choices when you are employed. )

Second, choose an unknown school (because there is no art foundation, it is generally recruited by private schools or universities) to study interior design.

The learning method is based on the subjects offered by the school, but not limited to the knowledge taught by the school. Just enrich yourself according to the syllabus provided by the school. This industry system is very huge. If you want to learn well, you should read more, see more and experience more, and apply it to your own design concept.

To tell the truth, this road is not very easy, but it is rare that you have the enthusiasm to love this major, because interest is the best teacher, I believe you will get better and better, and I hope I can help you. By the way, if you like this line, practice hand drawing more. To put it bluntly, it is a sketch (freehand brushwork). Let's go Having said so much, I hope it will help you.

Professional website: President's House

ABBS architecture forum

(Website for understanding industry trends and knowledge)

Subject: (for reference)

design basis

Architectural drawing

Cartographic specification and cartographic basis

distant view

Plane composition

Three-dimensional composition

Color component

Construction technology and specification

Construction management and specification

Hand-painted performance

Drawing software (CAD

Three-dimensional (abbreviation for three dimension)

VR（Virtual Reality）

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Foreign design periodicals

Wait a minute. That's all I can think of. There are many more. I remember. You can give me your QQ, so that you can communicate more.

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