The interior designer faces and solves the problems about the interior design using tools and techniques that lead to a rationalization of the design process.

The interior designer must have absolute mastery of graphic representation techniques, of color theory (grammar of colour, colour in furniture, use of color) of field theory (study of internal spatial organizations).

The interior designer organizes the various living spaces and public and commercial environments; knows all the most varied furnishing materials with related technologies and applications; technically and aesthetically takes care of the fixed parts of the furniture (stairs, fireplaces, lamps, platforms, mezzanines, false ceilings, doors and fixtures) as well as the movable elements (furniture, curtains, accessories); he is prepared on the history of furniture and living (from the first furnishing tools to the great historical styles in Italy, France and England), he knows the history of the birth and the development of the modern furniture and the most significant examples of settings.

The teaching staff is made up of a group of designers – trainers from the world of interior design and interior architecture – who boast a professionalism verified and applied every day on concrete facts, situations and people.

The Interior Designer has the opportunity to work in Furniture and Fittings Manufacturing Companies, in Furniture and Design Centers, in Architecture, Cinematographic, Furniture Show Rooms or take up the profession. Some job offers are published in the “Job Offers” section and are visible in detail only to the students who have finished the course.