Interior Design Course: Principles, Practices and Techniques for the Aspiring Designer

I love this book. It's show the principles, technical, colour, Material, construction and also about drawing, models , CAD etc. As for interior designer u should read it.

Good

The book is above average. It tries to justify it's "Title" but when it comes to "Course" it could have been more detailed.

The book has everything to learn for the beginner. Very Interesting. The delivery from the seller was very late though. Took around 20 days to standard location

5star, good study material

Waste of money ...

Very good for beginners. Detailed and step by step practices of Interior designing given.

I did not find it helpful. It is costly and does not provide you with substantial stuff.

The book is well written and has given me a good start to Interior Design

Good quality book, I brought it for my daughter as she is studying this at Uni and she loves it.

Too simple, I was expecting much more information about interior design

The book is meant to be an introduction to Interior Design and as such, that was my expectation. However, the font could be bigger and in a darker tone in most of the pages. The photos/images depicting examples are very small and thus don't end up being helpful. I just received it a few days ago and only got to look at it last night. I will be returning this book.

I'm somewhat puzzled by reviews that criticize this book for being too basic, unhelpful, nothing new, etc. The title says it all. As someone who has studied interior design in many formats, I think this is probably better than something you would find in an online lower level college class. So what's wrong with that? That's what the title says it is. I just love how the author breaks so many concepts down to something understandable. Really, so many designers talk "over" their readers' heads or leave important information out. One would be better prepared for any course above basic by reading and understanding the concepts, which are also illustrated. Illustrating a concept is no small task! In a profession which is in a large part, visual, it's difficult to find material with so many straightforward illustrations that, well....illustrate the concept! The photographs are stunning (jeweled colors in some, which I'm a sucker for). This book doesn't promise to help you create anything in particular, it just explains the basics of design, which are necessary to come up with any and all designs. The creativity part is up to you. I think a lot of the design concepts here could be applied to just about anything, not just interior design. I love this book and you will find me today with it in front of me as I read it, absorb it, and get a new take on the design concepts I learned in school.