Online Interior Design

Our Online Interior Design program is structured around animation, graphics, and video-based learning, offering a comprehensive learning experience. Each subject in the program is divided into 12 topics, with multiple videos dedicated to each topic. This format enables students to explore every aspect of interior design in detail and at their own pace. Our self-learning syllabus focuses on synthetic design principles, providing students with the necessary tools to excel in the field of interior design.”

Online interior design courses can benefit various individuals

Working Women with a Passion for Design: Those looking to expand their skills and explore their interest in interior design.
Interior Professionals Seeking Enhancement: Professionals in the interior design industry aiming to broaden their knowledge base.
Architecture Students: Students pursuing architecture who want to gain insights into interior design principles.
Students Enrolled in Interior Design Institutes: Those already studying interior design who want to supplement their learning or explore new perspectives.

Civil Engineering Students: Individuals studying civil engineering who wish to understand the design aspects of interior spaces.
Fine Art Students: Students with a background in fine arts who want to explore the application of their skills in interior design.
Any Individual Seeking Self-Paced Learning: Those interested in learning at their own pace, regardless of their background or profession.
Students Looking for Affordable Options: Individuals seeking courses with manageable fees or easy payment options.

An animation student working in the 3D modeling industry of real estate can also benefit from an online interior design course. Here’s how:

Enhanced 3D Skills: Learn how to apply 3D modeling skills specifically to interior design, adding depth and realism to virtual spaces.
Understanding Space Planning: Gain insights into how interior spaces are structured and planned, which can be valuable in creating realistic virtual environments.
Material and Texture Application: Learn techniques for applying materials and textures realistically, crucial for creating lifelike interior designs in 3D models.

Here are the key points of the Online Interior Design program:

Video-Based Learning: Engaging video lessons with audio structured around animation and graphics.
Easy Languages: Learn in both Hindi and English for easy understanding by Indian community students.
Self-Explanatory Content: Each module is designed to be self-explanatory, making it easier for students to grasp the concepts.
Comprehensive Syllabus: The course covers all aspects of interior design, including exam preparation and certification upon completion.
Job-Ready Skills: Graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge to work in the interior design industry.
Online Support: Students receive online support from TTA E-School, including doubt sessions.
Additional Learning Support: Additional learning support is provided to students in related departments, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience seminars conducted by industry experts.

Curriculum to understand the structure of module

Module 1 : Coloration And Texture

Session 1: What is colour? Why colour is important in an designing field?
Session 2: Colour theory
Session 3: Colour mixing
Session 4: Delve into the fascinating cultural significance of colour
Session 5: How to use colour harmony to confidently create bold effective colour schemes
Session 6: : Learn to choose colours that makes you feel good & put together your own colour journal or storyboard

Session 7: Learn different types of paints available in market
Session 8: Water proofing solution
Session 9: Basics of painting tool
Session 10: Wall painting system/methods
Session 11: Wall and surface preparation
Session 12: Wall textures
Session 13: Smart painting tips
Session 14: DIY Textures Part 1

Session 15 : DIY Textures Part 2
Session 16: DIY Textures Part 3
Session 17:DIY Textures Part 4
Session 18 :Software Asian colour pro-spectra
Session 19: Painting as career & interacting with consumers
Session 20: Safety & health

Module 2 : Basics Of Design

Session 21: About Design
Session 22: Principles and elements of design
Session 23: Anthropometry and Ergonomics
Session 24: Design process
Session 25: Form and Spaces
Session 26: Organization of spaces

Session 27: Circulations of space
Session 28: Proportion and scale
Session 29: Presentation Boards
Session 30: Orientations in interior design
Session 31: Circulations of space
Session 32: Presentation boards

Session 33: Orientations in interior design
Session 34: Spatial planning (Space Planning)
Session 35: Aesthetics in interior design
Session 36: Fenestration in interior design

Module 3 : Interior Design Style

Session 37: Introduction to design styles and history
Session 38: Trends, and attributes
Session 39: Modern & mid – century design styles
Session 40: Contemporary & minimalist
Session 41: Shabby chic
Session 42: Industrial & rustic
Session 43: Traditional & transitional style

Session 44: Bohemian & Mediterranean style
Session 45: Bollywood & Hollywood glam
Session 46: Coastal / Hamptons/ Nautical style
Session 47: Classical style (English, Gothic, Baroque, Greek, Roman, German, Victorian, Egyptian)
Session 48: The Constructivism/craftsman style

Session 49: The Vintage & retro style
Session 50: The art nouveau & art deco style
Session 51: The African & Moroccan style
Session 52: The avant-garde style
Session 53: Asian Zen
Session 54: Understanding styles & styling – predictions & forecasts
Session 55: Blending styles & ornamentation

Module 4 : World History

Session 56: Intro to world history
Session 57: : Chinese architecture
Session 58: Egyptian architecture
Session 59: Greek and Roman architecture
Session 60: Gothic architecture
Session 61: Italian renaissance
Session 62: French renaissance

Session 63: English renaissance
Session 64: English baroque
Session 65: Queen Anne
Session 66: Temples of architecture
Session 67: : Dravidian style
Session 68: Jain architecture
Session 69: Mughal architecture

Session 70:Akbar
Session 71: Jehangir
Session 72: Shahjahan
Session 73: The emergence of Indo
Session 74 : Rendering Evening Dress

Module 5 : Visual Merchandise

Session 75: What is visual merchandising?
Session 76: : History of visual merchandising
Session 77: Role of a visual merchandiser
Session 78: Principles of design and composition in VM
Session 79: Layout & elevations in VM
Session 80: Materials

Session 81: Mannequin styling
Session 82: Lighting
Session 83: Branding & signage
Session 84: Case studies
Session 85: Budget, sourcing, preparation

Module 6 : Material Trends For Interiors

Session 86: Introduction to materials
Session 87: Bricks
Session 88: Stones
Session 89: Metals
Session 90: Concrete
Session 91: Tiles
Session 92: Wood

Session 93: Fabric
Session 94: Glass
Session 95: Carpet and rug
Session 96: Panelling Material:
Session 97: Combination of material:
Session 98: Wallpapers

Session 99: Window covering
Session 100: Accessories
Session 101 : Solid surfaces
Session 102: Epoxy resin
Session 103: Paints

Module 7 : Furniture Design

Session 104: Introduction to furniture design
Session 105: History Of Furniture Design
Session 106: Basics Of Carpentry
Session 107: Carpentry joints and its methodology
Session 108: Anthropometry data for furniture design
Session 109: Evolution of Indian furniture design

Session 110: Modular furniture
Session 111: Modular furniture in residential spaces
Session 112: : Modular furniture in offices
Session 113: Carpentry vs modular
Session 114: Who will benefit from modular design
Session 115:Logistics, economics, and warranties

Module 8 : Basics Of Service System

Session 116: Introduction to service system
Session 117: Water supply system
Session 118: Drainage System
Session 119: Essentials Of Drainage System
Session 120: Openings and Ventilation
Session 121: Air conditioning system
Session 122: Fire protection system

Session 123: Lifts and elevators
Session 124: : Insulating materials
Session 125: Acoustics and sound proofing
Session 126: Lighting
Session 127: Electrical drawings
Session 128: LPG, solar heaters and refuse chute system

Module 9 : Business Interaction And Boq’s

Session 129: : Interior Designer
Session 130: Career opportunities
Session 131: Professional Ethics
Session 132: Independent practice set-up
Session 133: Site management
Session 134: Tenders
Session 135: Classification of tender

Session 136: Business forms – Part 1
Session 137: Business forms – Part 2
Session 138: The client
Session 139: Procedure of execution
Session 140: Estimating, costing and analysis rates
Session 141: Specification
Session 142: How to measure site?

Session 143: What basics you should know before doing any estimation and how to calculate estimate for paint?
Session 144: How to calculate estimate for false ceiling?
Session 145 : How to calculate estimate for flooring?
Session 146: How to calculate estimate for overhead cabinet?
Session 147 :How to calculate estimate for openable wardrobe?
Session 148 :How to calculate estimate for glass door?

Module 10 : Vastu Shastra & Feng Shui

Session 149 : History of vastu-shastra
Session 150: Principles of vastu-shastra
Session 151: Feng-shui in residential spaces
Session 152: Feng Shui for kitchen, dining and home garden:
Session 153: Vastu shastra in residential spaces (Part 1)
Session 154: Vastu shastra in residential spaces (Part 2)
Session 155: Colours of your spaces according to feng shui and vastu shastra:

Session 156: Feng Shui in official spaces
Session 157: Vastu Shastra in official spaces
Session 158: What objects to put and what to avoid in feng shui and vastu shastra
Session 159: How does feng shui and vastu shastra effect health, wealth and education
Session 160: What is the difference in feng shui and vastu shastra
Session 161: Can feng shui correct vastu shastra dosh
Session 162: Is feng shui and vastu shastra a viable profession in the modern times