BDes in Interior Design

B.Des. in Interior Design

B.Des. in Interior Design

About Course

BDes in Interior Design at JD Institute is designed to provide students with essential skills, technical expertise, and creative acumen for a thriving career in interior design. The program emphasizes the integration of aesthetics, functionality, and sustainable practices in design. Choosing to study BDes in Interior Design from JD Institute nurtures critical thinking, innovation, and practical problem-solving, empowering students to address the complexities of modern interior spaces and deliver unique solutions tailored to diverse client requirements.

Why Choose BDes in Interior Design from JD Institute?

If you are looking to have a dream career in Interior Design, then JD institute’s BDes in Interior Design can open up several opportunities for you. This program combines theoretical understanding with practical expertise, helping students develop a creative edge in the competitive design landscape. With access to industry mentors and innovative tools, you’ll be ready to turn your passion into a fulfilling career. Whether your goal is to work with leading brands or establish your niche, JD Institute’s BDes in Interior Design program provides the expertise and confidence to turn your aspirations into reality. Our curriculum incorporates the concept of AI for interior design, enhancing creativity and innovation in design processes.

Course Overview

Spanning eight semesters, the BDes in Interior Design program provides a thorough education in the science and artistry of crafting interior environments. The curriculum emphasizes core subjects such as design basics, space planning, material applications, visualization, construction, and building systems. Advanced modules focus on interior styling, sustainability, and professional project management. Students gain real-world experience as the BDes in Interior Design at JD Institute ensures to conduct engaging workshops and internships, preparing them to address industry needs in residential, commercial, retail, and hospitality design. A final project crowns the program, offering students a platform to exhibit their design expertise in a practical context.

Incorporates AI-based design simulations to assess lighting, acoustics, and ergonomics, enhancing the functionality and aesthetics of interior spaces.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program have numerous career options, including:

Reasons To Apply

Course Structure

Semester I
Sl NoSubject CodeSubjectsType
1BdesID101Visualization and Representation – IPractical
2BdesID102Art & AestheticsTheory
3BdesID103Fundamentals of Design – IPractical
4BdesID104Material ExplorationPractical
5BdesID105Digital FluencyTheory
Semester II
Sl NoSubject CodeSubjectsType
1BdesID201Fundamentals of Design – IIPractical
2BdesID202Visualization and Representation – IIPractical
3BdesID203Design CommunicationTheory
4BdesID204GeometryPractical
5BdesID 205Foundation ProjectPractical
Semester III
Sl NoSubject CodeSubjectsType
1BdesID301Interior Materials, Finishes and Sourcing- ITheory
2BdesID3022D/3D GraphicsPractical
3BdesID303Fundamentals of Interior DesignTheory
4BdesID304Space Planning in InteriorsPractical
5BdesID305History of Interior & Furniture DesignPractical
6BdesID306Sustainable PracticesTheory
Semester IV
Sl NoSubject CodeSubjectsType
1BdesID401Interior Materials, Finishes and Sourcing- IITheory
2BdesID402Computer Aided Design IPractical
3BdesID403Construction DetailingPractical
4BdesID404Building Services – ITheory
5BdesID405Interior Design- ResidencePractical
6BdesID406EntrepreneurshipTheory
Semester V
Sl NoSubject CodeSubjectsType
1BdesID501Estimation & CostingTheory
2BdesID502Computer Aided Design IIPractical
3BdesID503Technical Drawing -IPractical
4BdesID504Building Services – IITheory
5BdesID505People ManagementTheory
Semester VI
Sl NoSubject CodeSubjectsType
1BdesID601Professional Practice (IPR)Theory
2BdesID602Computer Aided Design IIIPractical
3BdesID603Interior LandscapingPractical
4BdesID604Interior Design-RetailTheory
Semester VII
Sl NoSubject CodeSubjectsType
1BdesID701Textiles and Accessories in Interior DesignPractical
2BdesID702Interior Design- Hospitality & Universal DesignPractical
3BdesID703Research MethodologyTheory
4BdesID704Internship 
Semester VIII
Sl NoSubject CodeSubjectsType
1BdesID801Project 
2BdesID802Interior JournalismTheory
3BdesID803Portfolio DevelopmentPractical
Comprehensive Stationery and Materials List

 

  1. Professional Pencils: HB, 2B, 4B, 6B, 8B
  2. Erasers:
    • Apsara Big Eraser (1)
    • Kneaded Eraser (1)
  3. Sharpener (1)
  4. Pens:
    • Black and Blue Ink Pens (Rotring/Micron/Staedtler set): 0.1, 0.3, 0.5, 0.8
    • White Uniball Pen (1)
  5. Staedtler Colour Pencils: 24/48 colours
  6. Rulers and Scales:
    • Transparent Scale (12″)
    • T-Scale (Half imperial, Nalanda 24″)
    • Adjustable Set Square or Set Square (30° & 45°) Nalanda (12″)
  7. Compass (1)
  8. Circle Template (1)
  9. Illustration Books:
    • A3 Sketch Pad (120 pages, Cartridge paper)
    • A4 Sketch Pad (Cartridge paper)
  10. Cartridge Sheets:
  • Black and White A3 sheets (optional)
  1. Brushes:
  • Flat Brushes (Sizes 1, 2, 4, 6, 8 – good quality)
  • Round Brushes (Sizes 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 – good quality)
  1. Colour Palette (small)
  2. Camlin Poster Colours
  3. Adhesives:
  • Glue Stick (1)
  • Fevicol Tube (1)
  1. Tapes:
  • Scotch Tape (1)
  1. Cutting Tools:
  • Paper Scissors (1)
  • Paper Cutter (1)
  1. A3 Folder/File for assignments and notes
  2. Notebooks and Binders for class notes and handouts
  3. Highlighters and Sticky Notes
  4. Laptop (for digital resources and assignments, Average Cost: ₹50,000)
  5. Software:
  • SketchUp, Enscape and Vray (Student Licenses recommended)
  1. USB Flash Drive or External Hard Drive for file storage and backup
  2. Measuring Tape (5 meters)
  3. Cutting Mat (A3 size)

 

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