Interior Design
Are you fascinated by shows on HGTV such as Fixer Upper, Property Brothers, or Rehab Addict? Do you love watching their designs come to life? The Interior Design program at HFC may be for you.
Interested in this program?
Why should I choose this program?
Our program offers you the knowledge, technical skills and professional presentation techniques necessary for a rewarding career in the field of interior design. You will be able to harness your personal style and passion to bring your designs to life, and possess the foundation to pursue industry career options or further your education at a four-year college or university.
Our program emphasizes the interior design process from conceptualization to development. You will have the opportunity to apply all of your learning in a capstone project where you design for a real-life client.
If you're interested in specializing in kitchen and bath design, our Kitchen and Bath certificate is one of two NKBA-supported programs in the state of Michigan. You will be prepared to take the NKBA certification exams, compete in national student design competitions and gain immediate employment in the kitchen and bath industry.
What skills will I learn and improve?
- Drawing
- Model-making
- CAD
- 3D modeling
- Project management
- Communication
What are my career opportunities?
A degree in interior design can bring many different working environments, including:
- Architectural firms
- Engineering companies
- Private practices
Program features and benefits
Real-world experience
The Interior Design program collaborates with the Architecture program and community partners to provide real-world design experience for students. Previous students have created proposed renovations for real, abandoned homes at the request of the city of Dearborn.
Hands-on learning
You'll gain practical experience by working with 2020 Design Software, Auto CAD and digital presentation software in our classroom labs.
Transfer opportunities
You'll have a chance to transfer to many different universities, including the Interior Design program at College for Creative Studies (CCS) or the Architecture program at University of Michigan (UM).