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1.01 Interior fun
Interior design class
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Aesthetics | Finding something visually appealing without letting your own personal bias get in the way. |
| Interior Design | Designing indoor spaces so they look good, work well, and fit the lifestyle and vibe of the people using them. |
| Interior Designer | A creative pro who uses both artistic ideas and technical skills to plan and build awesome indoor environments. |
| Residential Interior Design | Designing private homes so they match the personal taste and everyday needs of the family living there. |
| Commercial Interior Design | Planning out public places where people hang out, work, eat, work out, or get medical care. |
| Resume | A quick one-page summary of your education, job experience, skills, and extracurriculars. |
| Internship | A temporary job for school credit where you get real-world experience, check out different career paths, and see how classes apply to actual work. |
| Job Shadowing | Following a professional around for a day to see what their actual job looks like in real time. |
| Service Learning | A class project that mixes what you learn in school with helping out your local community. |
| Apprentice | Someone who learns a skilled trade by working directly under an expert in that field. |
| Work Samples/Artifacts: | Drafts, sketches, photos, or 3D models of projects you’ve built to show off your talent to future clients or employers. |
| Digital Portfolio | An online collection of your best work samples that you can link on job applications. |
| Traditional Portfolio | A physical binder or print book featuring your best project work to show during interviews. |
| Code of Ethics | A set of rules and moral guidelines that professionals follow to stay honest and fair with clients and coworkers. |
| Interior Design Process | The step-by-step roadmap designers use to plan, build, and wrap up a project—even if they have to go back and tweak things when the client changes their mind. |
| Pre-Design | The setup stage where the designer interviews the client, figures out if they're a good fit, and signs a contract before starting work. |
| Programming (Phase 1) | The research phase where you interview the client, measure the space, and figure out every single requirement for the project. |
| Client Program | A master checklist that lists every feature and rule the client wants, so nothing gets missed in the final design. |
| Schematic Design (Phase 2) | The brainstorm phase where you spitball ideas, draw quick floor plan sketches, and give the client a few different options to pick from. |
| Design Development (Phase 3) | The tweaking stage where you fine-tune floor plans, pick out actual furniture and materials, and get final client approval. |
| Contract Documents (Phase 4) | Making the official, legally binding blueprints and spec books so contractors can bid on and build the project. |
| Contract Administration (Phase 5) | The actual build phase where the designer hangs out on-site, manages construction, and makes sure everything stays on budget. |
| Move-In & Post Occupancy (Phase 6) | The final step where furniture gets delivered, the client moves in, and you check in later to make sure they love the space. |
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