EDITOR'S NOTE: An important part of a designer"s communication skill set is not only guiding a client"s choices, but also instilling confidence during The Process. Just as the cooking neophyte breaks out into a cold sweat
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One of our mantras: There’s a lot you can do with an interior design degree besides becoming an interior designer. Tobias Harris is a prime example. From studies in architecture to engineering to interiors, this
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Architecture & Design Community, giving something back and helping the environment was never so simple. Just let the award-winning carpet company Bentley Prince Street nudge you a little to get you started through their new
I am a student in my second year at college and trying to decide whether or not to transfer. I currently attend a FIDER accredited program, but I want to transfer to another school, whose overall reputation is
I am a (somewhat) recent interior design graduate (May 2001). I decided to pursue architecture, but ended up in art history. I'll receive my bachelors this coming May. I am very interested in exhibition design, particularly for museums
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