HAD-364 History of Interior Design
3 Credits
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HAD-364-01
Tuesday
2:00 pm – 4:50 pm
East Hall, 312
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HAD-364-02
Tuesday
5:00 pm – 7:50 pm
Activities Resource Center, E -02
A historical overview of the styles and social movements which preceded and laid the foundation for the contemporary practice of interior design, i.e. Regency, Federal, Pennsylvania Dutch, Shaker, Victorian, Art Deco, etc. It includes an examination of the trends in related design areas – architecture, landscape, design, city and town planning. Major emphasis is placed on more modern developments, between 1860 to the present. In addition, a correlated review of the design of furniture, fabrics, accessories, and illumination are examined. Required for majors in Interior Design.