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Getting started on an interior design career?

ok so i love interior designing and decorating and well I’m a teen and i love interior designing and would like to make that my career but i’ll get to the point
my question is what are some good tips, books, ideas, websites, etc that can help me get started and help me learn more about interior design also any help, tips, ideas, websites, books, etc that can help me get started start with interior designing something that can help me with interior designing wold be real great thanks any i no I’m a teen but still please help me and no rude comments thanks…

Hi,

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Interior Design Career

Getting started on an interior design career?

ok so i love interior designing and decorating and well I’m a teen and i love interior designing and would like to make that my career but i’ll get to the point
my question is what are some good tips, books, ideas, websites, etc that can help me get started and help me learn more about interior design also any help, tips, ideas, websites, books, etc that can help me get started start with interior designing something that can help me with interior designing wold be real great thanks any i no I’m a teen but still please help me and no rude comments thanks…

Hi,

I have found this site to be use full. Check it out…….

A Career in Interior Design

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Canadian citizen moving to the USA?

Just wondering about the possibilities of moving to the USA from Canada. My sister was born in England, but was raised in Canada. She got a student Visa and went to school in Florida and met and married a US citizen from Georgia. She now resides in Georgia. She just had a baby and is looking for a nanny. Would they be able to sponsor me if I moved there and became their nanny? What are my chances of finding other work in an office or something, would I need to be sponsored as well? I was a certified Dental Assistant in Canada and have a certification in Interior Design. Also, would I be able to purchase a home, or do I have to be a US resident? Any suggestions or info would be appreciated.
She does have a green card to stay in the US.

I don’t know all the immigration laws for the United States, but I think this link might help you find the information you need:

http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/

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Canadian citizen moving to the USA?

Just wondering about the possibilities of moving to the USA from Canada. My sister was born in England, but was raised in Canada. She got a student Visa and went to school in Florida and met and married a US citizen from Georgia. She now resides in Georgia. She just had a baby and is looking for a nanny. Would they be able to sponsor me if I moved there and became their nanny? What are my chances of finding other work in an office or something, would I need to be sponsored as well? I was a certified Dental Assistant in Canada and have a certification in Interior Design. Also, would I be able to purchase a home, or do I have to be a US resident? Any suggestions or info would be appreciated.
She does have a green card to stay in the US.

I don’t know all the immigration laws for the United States, but I think this link might help you find the information you need:

http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/

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how do interior designers work?

I mean to say do they have an office job or a field job
as someone told me interior designers have to do a lot of field jobs they heve to visit the sites again and again that the need to design
however I had the idia that these designers have a desk job and not a field job becouse I have an idea they design everything virtually (on computer)
please guide me and give me a true picture of the job
as I am considereing it as a career option
i am sorry its not idia its idea

It’s actually both. Here’s the typical life cycle of a project…
1) Meet with clients – Determine wants/needs. Sketch out basic design.
2) Input sketches into CAD. Select samples per client preferences. These samples can be literally anything…from carpets to toilets, depending on the scope of the project. In the case of toilets, furniture, lighting fixtures you won’t be taking the actual object as a sample…just a brochure (called a cut sheet in the industry).
3) Create alternate sketches as overlays to the CAD drawing
4) Present ideas to client.
…and this process continues until the client is happy with the selection.
Once the actual work begins the interior designer will typically visit the jobsite once or twice a week to check on the progress of the work or address any concerns the client has.

I spent a total of 4 years working in the interior design department of 2 different architectural firms. I never was an actual interior designer though. I was one of the drafters. In that position I input CAD plans, corrected markups, etc while the designer was working on other layouts, in meetings, or selecting samples. If the designer was really loaded down I would also assist in selecting samples per the designer’s guidelines. I think interior design is actually kind of fun.

In short..if you enjoy redecorating your home yourself you will probably enjoy a career in interior design.

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how do interior designers work?

I mean to say do they have an office job or a field job
as someone told me interior designers have to do a lot of field jobs they heve to visit the sites again and again that the need to design
however I had the idia that these designers have a desk job and not a field job becouse I have an idea they design everything virtually (on computer)
please guide me and give me a true picture of the job
as I am considereing it as a career option
i am sorry its not idia its idea

It’s actually both. Here’s the typical life cycle of a project…
1) Meet with clients – Determine wants/needs. Sketch out basic design.
2) Input sketches into CAD. Select samples per client preferences. These samples can be literally anything…from carpets to toilets, depending on the scope of the project. In the case of toilets, furniture, lighting fixtures you won’t be taking the actual object as a sample…just a brochure (called a cut sheet in the industry).
3) Create alternate sketches as overlays to the CAD drawing
4) Present ideas to client.
…and this process continues until the client is happy with the selection.
Once the actual work begins the interior designer will typically visit the jobsite once or twice a week to check on the progress of the work or address any concerns the client has.

I spent a total of 4 years working in the interior design department of 2 different architectural firms. I never was an actual interior designer though. I was one of the drafters. In that position I input CAD plans, corrected markups, etc while the designer was working on other layouts, in meetings, or selecting samples. If the designer was really loaded down I would also assist in selecting samples per the designer’s guidelines. I think interior design is actually kind of fun.

In short..if you enjoy redecorating your home yourself you will probably enjoy a career in interior design.

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