@sequel of my story of being an interior designer :)

It’s all started up and will end with interior designing. Falling down, growing up stronger I found my way in Delhi. Struggling with the change in lifestyle and working hard to be a future interior designer. I knew, being an ID will eventually make me happy. I am proud to be a grown-up ID, I can see my ideas growing every passing day, I can see myself in the mirror with proud. “I just re-designed our house”, and I think my parents are proud of me.

I still remember the first day of college and I took a different lane bus and went to Dwarka instead of going Karol Bagh, that was the funniest blunder happened with me. Carrying those big bags with all the stationary, I figured out my way to reach college on time. To be honest, ‘I am not a morning person’.

What I feel is theoretical knowledge is important to stick to the basics and plan everything accordingly. But according to the real world scenario in our profession of interiors, practical knowledge is more important. Site seeing, training, material inspections, floor planning etc gives you a great sense to design. Practical knowledge will give you a brief idea of space, color combinations, furniture settings, and other minor stuff. We really have to work hard to update our ideas and be creative. Same as doctors or engineers, we also real magazines, net survey, articles to stay connected with ongoing trends – and to renovate those trends in your own uniqueness.

The best pleasure I have in my college life is ‘Bitto ke Samose’, an Indian dish every Delhiite will know. They are my stress busters. I used to sit in the cafeteria for long hours, there was garden view – which spread so positivity, that I sit there with my no.2 pencil, creating a vision in my head and sketching it on the sheet. My friends call m foodaholic, as they always find me sitting in the cafeteria, but they never knew I am actually being a bookaholic ha-ha!! To be honest, studying interiors is so much fun, there is so much to learn and you will never get bored of this.

P.S. Part 2 of my story as a grown up interior designer. I am sharing my journey of being an ID, so, the youth will have an exact picture frame to get inspire like how we grow, or how we become more creative.

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