INTERIOR REDESIGN AND STAGING

While the field of Interior Redesign and Staging is now recognized as a high profile and highly regarded profession, most people outside of the business do not realize that it is also a wonderfully rewarding and fun career. The best part is that you do not need previous design training or experience to be confident and successful in the field - what you do need is a flair for decorating, an eye for color and a desire to learn and use established principles.

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If you are already in the decorating/design field, adding Interior Redesign and/or Staging to your services will enable you to expand your capability to better serve clients.

We know that when you decide to start a new career, you are making a big investment, both emotionally and financially, and it is important for you to learn as much as you can. Accordingly, we take our responsibility very seriously. Let us assure you that our classes are structured so you will learn more than you thought possible, and you will have fun at the same time.

We mentioned that a flair for decorating is needed. That usually goes hand in hand with being creative - an innate quality that we cannot teach you, but you're probably very creative or you wouldn't be exploring our training. What we do teach you are the tried and true principles of interior redesign, and then help you practice until you feel confident you can use them effectively on your own, and that all the pieces fit together for you.

Because redesign/staging is a competitive business, we also teach you the necessary business skills to complement your creative design talents. You learn how to market yourself and your business, close the sale of your services, handle your financial responsibilities, and operate your business with a well-conceived business plan. At that point, you're on your way to beginning a successful career.

IRIS Approved Interior Redesign and Real Estate Staging Instructors