Hello Harshith,

• Have you entered big hotels like Oberoi, Taj?
• Corporate offices like Reliance, Tata etc?
• Big Hospitals like Hinduja, Hiranandani?
• Towers like Hiranandani groups, Shetty etc?

Ofcourse cannot forget the homes of Film starts, industrialists tec.

What do they have in common that I have mentioned their names here.

Its their offices or homes that are well decorated and attractive. Thanks to their interior designers.

The above statement is self explanatory. But just in details. An interior designer is the one who decorates your home completely. Right from the colour combinations, to the furniture, the colour and material to be used for the furniture, where the things needs to be placed, direction, tiles to be used, accessories etc. Not only for the living room, but the kitchen to the bedroom to the washrooms etc are all designed by an interior designers,.

These days we hear of well furnished flats with modular kitchen and accessory fitted bathrooms. They are all a contribution of the Interior designer.

Some hire them after the house is purchased, while some builders during the construction hire them and decide the layout before the construction begins.

Thus an Interior designer needs to have good knowledge of colour, texture, materials, imaginative skills, good communication skills, convincing skills, artistic and aesthetic sense, and most importantly contact with the market from where things can be purchased in good quality and affordable prices.

Wish you good luck...