Interior design An artistic and technical education
Our Interior Design diploma is awarded by AIPF-ESAIL and registered on the RNCP under number 41357 as a Level 6 Professional Certification in Interior Design.
Duration of
3
years
Certification
Niveau 6
Admission
Rhythm
Campus
Lyon (EN)
Rentrée
Rentrée septembre 2024
Our Interior Design diploma is awarded by AIPF-ESAIL and registered on the RNCP under number 41357 as a Level 6 Professional Certification in Interior Design.
Duration of
3
years
Certification
Niveau 6
Admission
Rhythm
Campus
Lyon (EN)
Rentrée
Rentrée septembre 2024
Goals
The interior decorator profession requires great listening and empathy skills to understand a client's intentions and needs. An interior decorator must be versatile, possessing a blend of creativity, meticulousness, curiosity, technical skill, and a rich cultural background.
Programme
The profession
In direct contact with their clients, the interior designer must have good listening skills and be capable of summarising the ideas expressed by their client to understand what they have in mind. They must also have a good command of drawing on paper or computer to be able to present a sketch or plan to the people they work with.
As a project manager, they should be able to suggest innovative spatial configurations. Furthermore, they must keep informed of the latest developments in the field in terms of materials, products, standards etc.
Finally, the interior designer is the main contact for the tradespersons and suppliers who will work on the worksites they are responsible for.
As a project manager, they should be able to suggest innovative spatial configurations. Furthermore, they must keep informed of the latest developments in the field in terms of materials, products, standards etc.
Finally, the interior designer is the main contact for the tradespersons and suppliers who will work on the worksites they are responsible for.
How to become an interior designer?
In order to practice this profession, you can take a three-year interior design course. This will involve studying a wide range of subjects including interior design, designing ephemeral spaces and events scenography. This course can lead to setting up as a freelance interior designer.
What does an interior designer or decorator do?
An interior designer’s job is to create the design of an interior space. They also have to manage the teams and suppliers working on the project.
In order to practice this profession, you can take a three-year interior design course. This will involve studying a wide range of subjects including interior design, designing ephemeral spaces and events scenography. This course can lead to setting up as a freelance interior designer.
What does an interior designer or decorator do?
An interior designer’s job is to create the design of an interior space. They also have to manage the teams and suppliers working on the project.
Skills
Being an interior designer requires good listening skills and empathy to understand the client’s intentions and needs. They must be versatile, creative, methodical, curious, technical and have a breadth and depth of cultural references.
For Natasha Stojkovic, inspiration is not about recreating something you’ve seen elsewhere, but about eliciting an emotion that you have experienced for yourself. After graduating from ESAIL, Natasha started working as a decorator for the Groupe Lagrange in Lyon then as a designer & creator for Maisons du Monde in Nantes. In 2010, she founded the NovaOm agency of which she is the Managing Director
Natasha Stojkovic - www.novaom.com
Testimony
Portfolio
The work presented is composed of partial extracts from the documents produced by students for their final exams. They show the skills acquired in interior design and interior architecture project design.
Lyon Campus
Originally located in the former military buildings at the Fort de Vaise (Lyon 9), the school has continued to develop to become one of the leading Interior Architecture schools in France. The Lyon campus is located in the Gorge de Loup area which is undergoing major development and offers excellent public transport links. The Lyon campus is spread across two buildings with a total surface area of 22,000m², housing 23 higher education establishments. The campus offers a full range of shared services and facilities including:
Modular rooms, an IT room, a model room, a learning resource centre, a large lecture hall, a business incubator, cafeteria and leisure spaces, with options for doing sport.
Modular rooms, an IT room, a model room, a learning resource centre, a large lecture hall, a business incubator, cafeteria and leisure spaces, with options for doing sport.
