A strong foundation in manual furniture drawing helps interior designers understand form, proportion, joinery, and ergonomics.
Before jumping into software, learning to sketch by hand builds creativity and sharpens design thinking.
Key Skills Learned:
Understanding measurements & proportions
Creating functional + aesthetic forms
Visualizing structure, joints & materials
A dedicated Building Materials Site Visitย was conducted at Homeberry Furniture to enhance studentsโ practical understanding of material selection and application. The visit provided valuable exposure to a wide range of products used in interior projects.
Students had the opportunity to: โก๏ธ Explore various flooring, wall, and finish materials โก๏ธ Understand material properties, durability, and usability โก๏ธ Interact with industry professionals and clarify technical queries โก๏ธ Strengthen the link between theoretical learning and real-site practice
The interactive session offered strong support in developing material knowledge, decision-making skills, and practical confidence.
BAAD extends sincere appreciation to Mr. Aayush Shrestha, Showroom Managerย for hosting the session and to Assessor IA. John D. Tamangย for guiding the students throughout the visit. These engagements play a vital role in shaping well-informed and industry-ready interior design professionals.
Flooring is one of the most important elements in interior design, defining both the function and the aesthetics of a space. In todayโs session, students explored key flooring materials, their applications, and performance in real project conditions.
Key topics covered:
Types of Flooring: Tiles, wood, laminate, vinyl, carpet, stone
Material Properties: Durability, moisture resistance, maintenance needs
Selection Criteria: Function, traffic level, comfort, and safety
Budget vs Longevity: Making informed material decisions
