When buying a house or choosing to give new life to unused space, the first step is to contact theInterior Designer.
This professional, increasingly sought after in Italy, will take care of the design and customisation of our spaces, be they private homes or commercial spaces.
Who is the Interior Designer
Functionality and aesthetics are the guidelines of this professional figure. L'Interior Designer or Interior Architect designs different types of spaces such as homes, offices, professional offices, commercial spaces, accommodation, etc.. Always in step with the latest trends and technologiesIt must be able to guide the customer in choosing the most functional and, at the same time, aesthetically pleasing solution.
The work of the Interior Designer is essentially divided into three stages: knowledge of the customer's needs, detailed design and estimated costs, further meeting with the customer for approval of the proposal and finally the realisation of the project.
The top 5 Italian interior designers
The panorama of theItalian Interior Design is in a state of grace, with big names standing out for creativity and elegant solutions.
Here are the top 5 domestic interior designers to watch out for:
Chiara Andreatti
Experimentation and contamination of materials are the hallmarks of his work.
Her designs, endowed with absolute elegance and inspired by the Orient, have led her to become artistic director of major brands such as Bottega Nine.
Fabrizio Casiraghi
Milanese but currently based in ParisCasiraghi is an architect who has gained experience in the most renowned firms, Dominque Perrault and Dimore Studioto name but a few. His works speak of the influences of the great Milanese masters (Giò Ponti for example) mixed with an international touch. An unmissable combination.
Fabio Novembre
Volumes, styles and colours: these are the watchwords of Fabio Novembre's style. Every space deserves to be experienced and shaped, for the designer who furnishes his rooms with flair and unexpected combinations.
Luca Nichetto
Venetian, early in his career he designed glass products of Murano, and went on to win prestigious international awards. A distinctive feature of Nichetto's production is the constant search for practicality and clean lines.
Claudia Pelizzari
Her international fame precedes her, in fact, Claudia Pellizzari is a star in the firmament of theinterior designer. His works are characterised by contamination and great aesthetic impact, constant and almost maniacal research into the textures and a no-frills audacity.
The necessary tools for the Interior Designer
The profession of Interior Designer involves knowledge not only of the latest market trendsbut also the basics of architecture, plumbing, lighting, design history and even marketing.
Among the programmes that are most widely used by professionals are:
Photoshop
One of the best software for editing photos or even photomontages, useful for recreating environments or cropping images.
Illustrator
Illustrator also allows users to recreate rooms, homes, offices in digital format. Particularly useful for customising furnishing details.
Autocad
It is the programme for construction professionals par excellence. It helps you create 3D drawings with extreme precision and, in addition, allows you to design electrical installations.
IDI's Online Master in Interior Design
If your dream is to become an expert in theinterior decoration IDI has the solution that can help you on your climb to professional success.
With the Master in Interior Design Online by Italian Design Institute you can learn innovative design techniques that will enable you to become an interior designer and manage a project in all its phases and in total autonomy.
The student may choose to attend the master's course either in the comfortable onlin modeand in the usual classroom mode. At the end of the learning phase there is a project work final to put into practice the notions acquired in the different areas, from design to 3D rendering, from the choice of creative concept to materials.
The following points will be addressed in the course programme:
- Living spaces design
- Designing exhibition spaces
- Creation of commercial spaces
- Installations and problems
- Materials and Furnishing Complements.
