Monday, August 31, 2009

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Interior Home Decorating

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Sunday, August 16, 2009

Free Design Interior

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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Interior Design Education


What are the most popular specialties within the field of Interior Design?

The biggest "specialties" that most interior design students will distinguish in the course of their education is between Residential and Contract/Commercial design. Every program is different, but I am not aware of any that specializes in only one of these areas.

There are also specialties, such as kitchen and bathroom design, textiles or colors, etc. - but there aren't majors in these fields, per se. Rather, they're just part of an overall program which interior design students may choose to study through required or elective classes.

Can majors other than Interior Design prepare a student for a career in the field? If so, what are the other academic options?

The best preparation for a career in interior design is from a program accredited by the Foundation for Interior Design Education Research (FIDER). However, individuals with degrees in other areas (i.e. architecture, industrial design) have been able to sit for the NCIDQ exam and practice interior design.

Interior Design students can pursue certifications, BAs, BFAs, MAs and MFAs. Any other academic options? Professionally speaking, what level of education is important in the field and why?

Besides the programs listed above, some institutions offer non-credit programs or workshops. You may even be able to take courses on a non-matriculated basis. But in order to become a professional in the field of Interior Design, one has to pass the two-day exam given by NCIDQ. In most states, passing this exam is required in order to become licensed or certified. In some states you cannot even call yourself an interior designer unless you have passed the NCIDQ test. This is the direction the profession is moving and the importance of being state-certified is generally recognized.

Monday, August 10, 2009

Kids Bedrooms | Home Decor

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Friday, August 7, 2009

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

No Mercy

Merhamet Yok
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Shoo, baby and mama! I'm hijacking your kitchen!
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Anna ve bebe, haydi kış kış! Mutfağınızı ele geçiriyorum!
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Sköna Hem
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I'll give you this almost but not as cute aqua kitchen as a consollation prize.
Yours truly, The Kitchen Pirate.
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I SO love looking at adorable kitchen photos but it is a masochistic exercise as I hate how my kitchen sucks compared to them. Unless I completely tear it down and rebuild it, this kind of cuteness is off limits (the first picture I mean). And I wouldn't do that my dears; tearing down a perfectly functional kitchen for esthetic purposes only isn't a very eco-friendly act.
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By the way sorry about the absence, I meant to take a holiday but was called back, so I returned and then went back, and just returned. Oh well, at least I got to build a gradual tan.
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Size bu sevimli-ama-yukarıdaki-kadar-değil mutfağı teselli armağanı olarak veriyorum.
Sevgiler, saygılar, imza: Mutfak Korsanı.
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Sevimli mutfak fotoğraflarına bakmaya bayılıyorum, ama bu mazoşist bir eğlence çünkü kendi mutfağımın bunlara kıyasla gözüme iyice sıradan gözükmesine sinir oluyorum. Tamamen yıkıp baştan yapmaya kalkmadığım sürece böyle şirinlik abidesi bir mutfağa (ilk resim) kavuşmam imkansız. Böyle bir işe de asla kalkışmam yavrucuklarım; halen sapasağlam olan bir mutfağı sırf estetik nedenlerle yıkmak hiç çevre-dostu bir hareket olmaz.
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Bu arada niye mi kayıplardaydım? Tatile gittim, geri çağırıldım, geldim ve tekrar gittim, daha yeni geldim. En azından bronzluğum iyi oturdu!