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Projects our students designed during the course
You want work that actually feels like you — creative, flexible, on your own schedule.
You’ve redecorated your home more than once and people love your taste.
But the idea of interior design just won’t let go. It’s not too late — our students start at every age.
Real estate, staging, construction or furniture sales — and you want to offer your clients more.
A career you can run around your family and your life, not the other way around.
Turn that love into a profession that works here — with American clients, stores and standards.
Interior design is learned through practice, not years of university theory.
of U.S. interior design is residential — homes and apartments. In most states it needs no license and no degree. Licenses only apply to protected titles and stamped permit drawings — a different job.
You focus on the design. Rules differ a little by state — in the course we show you exactly where the line is where you live.
No degree, no experience — for some, not even English as a first language. These are real messages from our student chats.
A client asked her to design a 5-bedroom apartment and wanted to move in fast. Alessa asked Assel how to run the consultation, took the project and charged $3,000.
On the second day of the course Karina got her first project — a small bathroom remodel. Contracts and client paperwork are part of the program.
Originally from Venezuela, English isn’t her first language and she has no U.S. degree. She took her first real project in 5 weeks — $2,000, enough to cover the whole course. The next one paid $3,150.
She had never designed an exterior before. With the process from the course, she said yes and signed a $2,000 contract.
“1,000 times better.”
“I created my first 3D room in week 3.”
Each module is a real stage of how a professional designer works with a client — and every homework assignment builds your own portfolio project. Complete all modules to earn your certificate.
A practicing designer with 20 years of experience in commercial and residential projects, based in Miami, and founder of the DesignCraft interior design studio. She teaches the exact system she uses with her own clients.
Projects published in Forbes, L’Officiel, Mi Casa, El Decor, Dom & Interior, Salon, Vintage and Inside Interior.
Want to get to know the course before you decide? Make a $100 deposit — your price and spot are locked for 3 days, so you can make your final decision with no rush.
Reserve for $100In most U.S. states you can design residential interiors without a degree or license. Licensing applies to some commercial work and to permit drawings that need a licensed professional’s seal. We explain exactly where the line is.
Yes. The program starts from zero, and all drawings and visuals are made in software we teach step by step.
About 6–7 hours a week. Lessons are recorded and released 2–3 times a week, so you study whenever it suits you.
Choose Klarna or Afterpay at checkout. If you’re approved for only part of the amount, our team will arrange convenient payments for the rest with you directly.
Access to 8 color theory lessons from the course, plus your price and spot locked for 3 days while you decide.
Many students take their first paid project during the course — one got hers on day 2. Marketing, pricing and contracts are part of the program.
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