Could you be good at interior design?
Could you be good at
interior design?
Find out by doing it.
Do you love interior design but wonder whether you could actually do it?
Perhaps you’ve considered taking a course, but you’re not ready for that commitment. Or perhaps you already understand design principles but need realistic projects to practise, develop your confidence and build your portfolio.
That is exactly why I created Studio Speck Design Drops™.
Each Design Drop™ gives you a complete client project to work through independently, including a client email, detailed brief, existing-room information, photographs, a fully measured plan, budget and project constraints.
You’ll also receive a structured assessment workbook matched to the project’s ability level. It guides you through the required deliverables and helps you assess your planning, design decisions, budget, specifications and presentation using an evidence tracker and scored rubric.
There are 12 Design Drops™, beginning with approachable entry-level rooms and progressing to increasingly complex residential and commercial projects.
You can choose one project, select the ones that interest you
or complete the entire collection.
assess your strengths and weaknesses, maybe you're better than you thought?
how could you transform this empty room into a beautiful child's bedroom?
There is no requirement to enrol on a full course.
The projects are designed to help you:
• Discover whether interior design is right for you • Practise responding to a realistic client brief • Build confidence through practical experience • Identify where your skills need further development • Create original design work for your own portfolio
The design response you create is entirely yours, and you can include all you produce in your portfolio.
Professional examples included so you know the benchmark.
Design Drops™ are available worldwide. Every measured plan is provided in both millimetres and architectural feet and inches, making them suitable for UK, American and international learners, including anyone who wants experience working with British client briefs.
There are many design jobs out there, for those who can demonstrate design skills.
You don’t have to know whether you’re ready to become an interior designer.
You can begin by trying one project and discovering what you’re capable of.
Explore the 12 Studio Speck Design Drops™
Gail Studio Speck
“Confidence doesn’t come from waiting until you feel ready.
It comes from doing the work and seeing what you are capable of.”
Gail Speck · Interior Designer, Educator & Mentor
would you love to get your hands on this dated bathroom?
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