Short name for interior design?
Decor is acceptable.
Interior Design Company Name?
What is a good name for an interior design business? I was thinking something Italian, because I come from Italian decent. I was thinking Viva Bella (live beautiful) but there is already a place here called la Bella Vita, so that won't work. I'm up for any good suggestions!
What would be some good names for an interior design company?
The best way to get yourself face to face with the reality is by learning about those who are already in the Industry and have achieved a great name and reputation for themselves.So, if you are also looking forward to building your career in the field of Interior designing then this article will help you to get a gist about the life and achievements of the veterans in the field.Ambrish Arora: Ambrish entered started his career as an interior designer in 2003. With his skills and the passion to restore and decorate historical buildings and museums, he made a name for himself.Since the start of his career, he has worked on a number of projects which include him working on retail, residential and even commercial projects. In 2015, we were awarded with the title of the leading Interior designer of India.Sunita Kohli: Mrs. Sunita is one of the Veterans in the field of Interior designing and decoration. She started his career in the year 1971. She begins her journey by working in a furniture designing company. Later on, as she made progress in her career, she got top-tier projects like the restoration of Rashtrapati Bhawan and other big ones which both her career and her name known to everyone in the field. In her career, she has worked upon projects like architectural restoration, research-based designing and decoration, luxury structural renovation & designing and many more.Rajiv Saini: If you are into interior designing and restoration of historic buildings then it is a great possibility that you already know Rajiv Saini. He has worked on projects like the Devigarh Hotel in Udaipur and The Marriott Hotel in Goa. His firm is known as one of the top 5 designing studios by a famous UK based magazine.Sanjyt Syngh: The maestro of bespoke interior designs, Mr Sanjyt started his career at the time just before when the industry hit a great boom. Sanjyt has contributed a lot to the industry which is famous works. He is famous for his designs which are so realistic that they are known to construct a story. This is why he is known as the bespoke maestro of India. Sanjyt is the founder of Sanjyt Syngh studio which is located in New Delhi.
Suggest a catchy name for interior design firms ?
i have decided to start a new interior designing company .i am looking for a nice and a catchy name for my firm which no one has ever thought before. please help me .................
What unique business name can I use for my interior design company?
Choosing a company name is like choosing a name for a child.. it either comes to you straight away and you know its right r it takes time and thought!I can’t tell you what name to give to your company, but I would recommend you write down a list of keywords, really with your customers in mind.Be creative, I always find if I’m trying to create something catchy for work, I just write down lots of random things that come into my head, don’t hold back!!There’s so many name generators online too that will throw out names at you if you just put in what type of business it is.Also there are TONS of articles on this, heres just one I found, it seems pretty helpful : https://accountantonline.ie/choo...
I am working on Logo for Interior design firm. The name of the company is Cube Customs. Can anybody suggest some ideas?
You can use C in the logo.. some c shaped table or cabinets as wellyou can use colourful cushions for this purpose, may be something like Rubik's Cube.Or a multicoloured stool or a sitting space, in the shape of a cube, with exotic and elegant designs and patterns.Or even some cubic patterns, some shelves or cabinets, with patches of vibrant colours.
Does anyone remember the Home Interiors Company that was so popular in the 70's(at home parties)?
They had light weight materials and really nice things for home decorating. I remember having a party to go to a couple times a MONTH now I have heard nothing about them in years ! We are redecorating our master bedroom and a childs bedroom and also our living room. I would love to see a new catalog ! please help me find them with a link or some information, Thanks :)
Architecture , Interior design or both ??
You're lucky because there is a middle road for your dilema called 'Interior Architecture'. Its fairly recent and not available at most universities (I think they started offering such courses in the early 1980s). This combines the study of architecture and interior design. It main purpose is to allow you to redevelop existing buildings to allow for different functions. For example, converting a hospital into a school or offices into apartments and so on. But you will learn to design a building from scratch and deal with the details of interior spaces including all its aspects. By studying Interior Architecture you learn architectural courses such as Construction methods, materials of construction, structures, history of architecture, professional practice, environmental control systems ...etc. as well as interior design courses such as furniture and style, lighting, theories of design...etc. These would naturally be combined with CAD and presentation technique courses and various others that I can't remember at the moment. Its worth taking a look at the individual courses in each programme you find and maybe even talk to a member of faculty. One important thing to consider is what you want to do once you graduate. Ask about accreditation and whether or not the programme is approved by the AIA (if you're in the states) or RIBA (if you're in the UK) or for that matter any architectural body that accredits and whose approval you need to practice. The same goes for interior design bodies. I don't know in which country you intend to study but just to give you an idea, there is a course at Ohio university http://www.ohiou.edu/design/main.html