Interior Design

We spend 90% of our lives in interior spaces, and their designs affect how we feel, think, and play. Wherever people are, there is a demand for innovative, man-centered, and evidence-based interior design that fosters sustainability and ethical practise.

In this program, you lot'll gain the theoretical cognition to conceptualize space and create the desired experience. Y'all'll master the practical skills to have your designs built and the communication skills to deliver compelling presentations of your work. You lot'll exist prepared to excogitate spaces that respect and benefit private occupants and the public in any social, cultural, physical, and environmental context.

Interior Design AAS

In the AAS program, you'll learn the design methodologies and practical skills that will prepare yous for an entry-level position or to apply for a BFA in Interior Design. AAS graduates who choose to modify their major can apply to the BFA in Visual Presentation and Exhibition Design.

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Interior Design BFA

Accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), the BFA curriculum emphasizes homo-centered and bear witness-based blueprint that, through avant-garde inquiry methods, addresses current social concerns, ergonomics, and sustainability. You will learn advanced built environment technologies and the most recent computerized visualization and presentation methods. A two-semester capstone, senior thesis programming, and a blueprint project, judged by a jury of professionals, pairs you with a faculty member and an industry mentor and becomes a significant role of your professional portfolio.

If you take an AAS in Interior Design from FIT, you may apply. Acquire more near eligibility for this program.

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Bring spaces to life … When we utilise the principles, processes, ethics, and responsibilities of our profession, its value to society becomes real.

Every building has some soul in information technology … When you go in, the edifice will tell you what information technology wants to exist.

Tony Chi Interior Pattern '79 , Principal and Founder, TonyChi Studio

Tony Chi

Students take interned at Gensler, Rockwell Group, and Interior Architects. Graduates piece of work as interior designers in big and small firms and as consultants to manufacturers, retail stores, and pattern showrooms.

Beyond Graduation

FIT Interior Design

With admission to the world-renowned museums and showrooms of New York City, set for a professional person-level interior design career that will assistance you lot compete with excellence in the creative economic system. Learn from a faculty of industry insiders who foster creativity, career focus, and a global perspective, embracing and promoting inclusiveness, sustainability, and a sense of community. See more Interior Design faculty.

Carmita Sanchez-Fong

Carmita Sanchez-Fong

Sanchez-Fong has worked in the interior design and architecture industry for more than 25 years. She believes in the restless process of design and didactics and its power to stimulate, provoke, and engage the homo spirit. Her focus is on advancing service learning in higher education to foster social responsibility. Sanchez-Fong spearheads the department's service-learning initiatives and is the founder of the Integrated Service Learning Project. She has worked in New York; New Jersey; Florida; Washington, D.C.; London; Quito, Republic of ecuador; and Bogota, Colombia. She has a BS in compages and an MS in curriculum development and instructional engineering. She has been educational activity in NYC since 1990 has served as FIT's Interior Design department chair since 2017.

Graznya Pilatowicz

Grazyna Pilatowicz

Pilatowicz is a full-fourth dimension tenured faculty member and an banana chair. She specializes in integrated sustainable blueprint and programming and space planning for institutional projects. In the Interior Design Studios and Programming for the Senior Design Thesis form, she fosters students' creativity. She teaches design that is a human-centered and research-based interdisciplinary process rooted in actual places and communities. She is NCIDQ certified, LEED AP, holds a MA in fine art history and a BFA in interior design. She is a professional person member of IDEC, IIDA, and US GBC.