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LIVE: Interior Decoration Masterclass
Module 0: Start Here
Module 1: Interior Decorating
1.1 Design V.S. Decoration
1.2 What are Your Goals?
1.3 Design Principles
1.4 Before Photos & Measurements
Module 2: Determining Your Style
2.1 Style Quiz
2.2 Mood Board
2.3 Establishing The Mood
Module 3: Space Planning
3.1 Space Planning Basics
3.2 Taking Inventory
3.3 Space Planning Based on Design Style
3.4 Drawing Your Floor Plan
Module 4: Layering Method
4.1 Architecture & Paint
4.2 Flooring
4.3 Upholstered Furnishing
4.4 Non-Upholstered Furnishing
4.5 Accent Fabrics
4.6 Lighting
4.7 Accessories & Art
4.8 Plants
4.9 Revisiting Your Floor Plan
Module 5: Shopping, Installation, & Styling
5.1 Shopping
5.2 Installation
5.3 Styling Tips and Tricks
5.4 After Photos
5.5 Celebrate The Space !
Module 6: Conclusion
Bonuses
1. Community
2. Interior Decorating Resource Guide
3. 99 Styles
4. Home Office Guide
5. Abundance By Design Summit
5.1 Mindset & Organization
5.2 Creating Creative Spaces
5.3 Health, Ergonomics & Productivity
5.4 Being Authentic in Business & Life
5.5 Architectural Design Psychology and Wellbeing
5.6 Organization & Business Productivity
5.7 Productivity Through Organization & Successfully Setting Up Your Home Office
5.8 Systems & Methods to Daily Organization
5.9 Organization & Livable Sustainable Systems
5.10 Abundance in Energy & Relationship with Space
5.11 Mindset & Abundance in Your Space
5.12 Creating a Livable Home That Reflects Who You Are
5.13 Wellness & Design
5.14 Organization & Everyday Living
5.15 Mindset, Health & Overall Wellbeing
5.16 Morning Meditation
5.17 Movement & Space
5.18 Breathwork
6.Feng Shui - Living with Style & Shui
Module 3: Space Planning
3.4 Drawing Your Floor Plan
1. Applying the design principles
Consider how to achieve balance, harmony, and rhythm in your floor plan.
Visualize your space through your drawing.
Use your floor plan to bring your design ideas to life.
Ensure your floor plan reflects the intended mood and function.
2. Explore various examples for guidance.
Review different floor plan examples to understand the process better.
3. Getting your floor plan ready.
After having gone over a couple different examples of what floor plans look like. It is time to create our own!
Pages 5-6 in our “How To Guide Book” will be our biggest resource.
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Action Items
Using pages 5-6 in your copy of the “How To Guide Book” create a hypothetical floor plan for the room you are designing.
Go back to your measurements that you did in
1.4 Before Photos & Measurements
in order to be able to draw the items that you will be keeping to scale in the floor plan.
This is going to be the first draft of our floor plan, and we will continue to perfect it throughout the rest of the course!
HOW TO GUIDEBOOK:
FLOOR PLAN DRAWING PAGE
Download Your Lesson Slides Here:
Download Your Module 3 Course Book Here:
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