Interior Design is a course that will study the periods of architecture and interiors, and the historical development of the home and city. Chapters will take students through the elements and principles of design, color theory, furniture styles, furniture layout traffic patterns, and more. The student workbook includes worksheets and graphic organizers. The teacher's workbook includes suggestions for videos, textbooks and supplies for the classroom. The course includes several projects such as Design Your Dream House, Color Schemes and Values, and a Client Project. Designed for high school students in grades 9 - 12, the course is aligned to state standards in California and Texas.

Table of Contents:

1. Housing Decisions
2. Elements and Principles of Designs
3. Architecture
4. Furniture Styles and Selection
5. Evaluating Floor Plans
6. Furniture Arrangement
7. Accessories and Backgrounds

8. The Design Process
9. Designs for Living/Work Spaces
10. Safety, Security and Maintenance
11. Landscaping and the Environment
12. Remodeling
13. Careers in Housing

Course materials cover a full year with daily support for all aspects of instruction. The Teacher’s Edition includes a syllabus; correlation to standards; pacing guide; daily lesson plans; teacher’s workbook; CD with daily class notes in PDF (for use as color overheads) and/or PowerPoints; complete assessments. Classroom sets includes 25 Student Workbooks and Teacher Edition with CD. After purchase of Teacher’s Edition, additional Student Workbooks are available for individual purchase. Click here for details.