Furniture Design

For B.Des Interior and Furniture Design at UID NCR (Unitedworld Institute of Design), the first semester typically includes foundational subjects. You'd expect courses like Basic Design (Elements and Principles), Visual Arts and Drawing, Introduction to Materials and Processes, Computer-Aided Design (CAD) basics, and possibly an Introduction to Design History or Context. As for books, students are usually provided with reading lists or advised on reference books by faculty, rather than being told to 'take' specific textbooks beforehand. It's often a mix of prescribed and recommended readings.

No, BSc Interior Design is a base-level course in the Interior Design field that does not include any other specialization. Furniture Design is a subfield of the Fashion Design stream, which you can choose individually. However, many colleges include Furniture Design subject in their BSc Interior Design syllabus as a part of their curriculum. Or maybe you can choose it as an elective subject if available.

No, furniture is the core component of Interior Designing, and Interior Designers or Decorators select, arrange, and fix furniture in a space, but do not literally design it. 

If you don't want to pursue a regular degree in the course in Furniture Design, you can choose an online or distance certificate or Diploma program. 

You can also read books from popular authors to learn about the Design basics and technicalities. 
Apart from this, you can start your Furniture Design journey with internships while attending workshops and meeting industry-relevant people.

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Here are some of the top Furniture Design college options, offering the best placement opportunities in India:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

Some popular Furniture Design books that every Design student must read are -

• How Design Makes the World by Scott Berkun.
• 1000 Chairs by Peter Fiell and Charlotte Fiell.
• More Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture by Robert W. Lang.
• The Rise of Everyday Design by Monica Penick, Christopher Long, Eric Anderson, Samuel Dodd, Carma Gorman. 
• The History of Modern Furniture Design by Daniela Karasova.
• Furnitecture: Furniture that Transforms Space by Anna Yudina.

Note: The info. is taken from external sources and may vary.

Furniture Design courses are provided at many levels, and you can literally choose any of the courses based on your interest, qualification requirements, and future goals. 

Some of the popular programs that Furniture Design candidates can generally go for include BDes in Interior and Furniture Design, MDes in Interior and Furniture Design, Advanced Diploma in Furniture Design, and Certification in Furniture Design.

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Some of the important documents that you need to carry during a Furniture Design course admission to be sure for a seamless procedure are mentioned below for your reference -

• Class 10 and 12 marksheets
• A bachelor's or master's degree
• A valid ID proof like Adhaar, Passport, PAN Card, etc.
• Passport-sized photographs
• Migration Certificate

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Furniture Design Course

A Furniture Design course will help you acquire skills that are significant for success in the Interior and Furniture Design field:

• Design Foundation: You'll learn the basics of balance, proportion, and aesthetics.
• Know-How of Material: You'll learn about design durability and sustainable furniture and study materials like wood, glass, metal, and composites.
• Technical Knowledge: You'll get your hands on technical tools such as AutoCAD, Rhino, SketchUp, etc.

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