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Trying to improve my home decor in a effort tp make our place more inviting to a prospective buyer.

Actually one of the more popular interior designers just released a new online catalog packed full with ideas and offering to make any home beautiful. There are lots of french country furniture items and lots of accessories to add character and appeal to your home. her pricing is also very reasonable. Here is her site http://www.cynthiaaikeninteriors.com
I hope you find everything you need to make your home so appealing it sales quickly.

I am searching for schools in Chicago that have good interior design programs. Any ideas?

You can find top listing of such US college courses in this site – colleges.mywebcommunity.org

I’m having a hard time to look for a book that is the same with my thesis topic.

I’d suggest doing a search using "WorldCat". It’s an online database that searches library records worldwide. Play around with your search words and see what you get. Seems there are a lot of books on the design of the Sydney (Australia) Opera House. A lot of other books and articles found when searching keywords "opera house" and "design". The "WorldCat" service is available through many university libraries. In case you don’t have access, here’s a few books I found:

Today’s culture facilities / Eduard Broto, 2006

Large multi-purpose halls for the performing arts : issues and concepts to consider before design / Kevin A. Kelly and James B. Gatton, 1985

Contemporary theater : evolution and design / Christos G. Athanasopulos, 1983

Theater design / by George C. Izenour ; with two essays on the room acoustics of multiple-use by Vern O. Knudsen and Robert B. Newman ; foreword by Alois M. Nagler, 1977

In addition to these, another useful source may be to do a search of dissertations and see if there has been any other research on your topic, then check their bibliographies.

I need the services of a young licensed interior designer.

interior designers
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CN Lopez Design
Suite 1601 Platinum 2000, Annapolis St.
Greenhills, San Juan, M. Manila
Tel: 723 9661
Residential and Hotel interior design
Contact Person: Chiming Lopez

Carunungan and Partners Company
11 Sunrise Drive, Cubao, Quezon City
Tel: 724 5072; 413 2218 Fax:725 8879
Interior Design
Contact: Jose and Catherine Carunungan

Concep Inc.
1856 Asuncion St., Santiago Village,
Makati City Tel: 895 1812
Residential interiors, Boutiques
Contact person: Leon Mayo

Del Rosario Design Group
429 Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City
Tel: 725 5541; 725 5530
Interior Design
Contact person: Arlene de Guzman

Design Associates
P&L 1116 Legaspi St., Legaspi Village, Makati City
Tel: 815 2109 Fax: 817 4816
Contact person: Arlen de Guzman

Design Forum, Inc.
5/F. West City Plaza, 66 West Ave., Quezon City
Tel: 411 0754 Fax:411 0755
Interior Design
Contact person: Anthony Zubiri

ID Concepts
70 Horseshoe Drive, Quezon City
Tel: 721 1228
Interior Design
Contact person: Sison Siy

Mia Quimpo Associates
19 Irid St., Quezon City,
Tel: 724 8106 Fax: 723 3353
Interior Design
Contact person: Mia Quimpo

Rudy Labos and Associates
Suite III, Casman Bldg., 372 Quezon Ave. ext., Quezon City
Tel: 412 5255
Interior Design
Contact person: Rudy Labos

Id like one with lots of examples (pictures), Ive tried hgtv.com and UKTVstyle.com, but there wernt many pictures.

http://myinteriordecorator.com/

Lots of hints tips and info there a good starting point
good luck

Urban/Retro/Contemporary Designer needs a "catchy name" for my business! Thank you for your help!

Absolutely Amazing home interior decorators. Gets you in the front of the phone book listing. Hypes your skill. Exudes confidence (which is a must in home interior decorating)

I need an interior design, drafting or rendering computer program through which I can create an accurate three dimensional rendering of my kitchen and several other rooms in my house. It does not have to have color, although that would be helpful. I also need to be able to print these out. I really do not want to go out and buy a program, however, if anyone knows of a cheap one, let me know about it.

In their May 2007 issue, "Smart Computing" magazine recommended that readers check out the "Better Homes & Gardens" magazine website for the kind of design tools you are seeking. I checked it out and here is the link:

http://www.bhg.com/bhg/category.jsp?categoryid=/templatedata/bhg/category/data/Tools.xml

It looks like there are design tools for all kinds of projects including room layout, furniture arrangement, color selection, window treatments, etc.. There are also tools that allow you to design your garden, plan your deck, and design other outdoor spaces. To be honest, I haven’t had time to thoroughly explore all of the tools, but they look interesting. Best of all, they are free.

Good luck with all of your projects.

I am an interior designer who is currently working for/alongside an interiors Magazine, writing articles about design. This month I am interested to find out how many people would like to employ a designer and what they generally think of designers and why?

Ok, so I’ve seen several which were done for a neighbour.

Living room: the ‘designer’ chose the paint colours from the cushions on the new sofa. How difficult was that supposed to be?

Conversion of 4th bed to "en-suite & dressing room:"
Totally Laughable: Access door was 15" wide, and clothes storage space was a total of 2m of hanging rail.
In the end, the bathroom was not put in, but the ‘dressing room’ is absolutely full of clothing nonetheless. (6m+ of hanging rail and two sets of drawers was what was needed)

Like i saw this programme and i have just picked my gcse’s but becoming an interior designer looks fun ?

What do i need to take or what skills do i need to become one ?

oh dw at all, it really doesnt matter what GCSE’s you do!

Art or graphics or textiles would help, and enable you to do them at A level as well, which would be good, but dont worry if you havent chosen one of them

also- sure, interior design seems fun now, but you will probably change your mind later, so again, dont worry!

A house is designed to have passive solar energy features. Brickwork is to be incorporated into the interior of the house to act as a heat absorber. Each brick weighs approximately 1.8 kg. The specific heat of the brick is 0.85 J/g*K.

How many bricks must be incorporated into the interior of the house to provide the same total heat capacity as 1500 gal of water?

Thank you in advance.

i hope you dont expect a dumb brickie like me to answer that one…