Metamora Twp. High School

Interior Design 1 & 2
CIP: 19.0601

INTERIOR DESIGN 1

Semester - 0.5 credit

Sophomore/Junior/Senior

Prerequisite: None

This course emphasizes how human needs affect home design, how color schemes affect a room, study of the elements and principles of design, learn to measure and draw to scale, design to clients’ needs and wants, American architectural styles from colonial to modern times, evaluation of homes, livability and knowledge of home construction as required of the interior designer. Housing industry occupational opportunities will be investigated.

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INTERIOR DESIGN 2

Semester - 0.5 credit

Sophomore/Junior/Senior

Prerequisite: None

This course covers the importance of interior design in our lives, use of color schemes in the home, establishing backgrounds by choosing floor, wall and ceiling treatments, and a study of the period styles of furniture. The student will also learn the home buying process along with the positives and negatives of renting versus owning, building of foundations, current trends, and use of accessories. Students will become familiar with the various job opportunities in this aspect of the housing industry.

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