Interior Design
Rome
ITA
|
ENG
First Level Academic Diploma in Design - Specialization Interior Design
Language
Italian, English
Start date
October 2026
January 2027
Frequency
Full time
Fruition
On campus
Duration
3 Years
Credits
180 CFA/ECTS
Course Coordination
Giovanni Cozzani
The Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design at IED Roma is based on a vision sensitive to urban and cultural contexts, making environmental sustainability, social responsibility and design thinking central to its methodology. Design becomes a tool to trigger processes of regeneration, narration and meaning-making.
The programme is enriched by an international schedule of workshops and lectures with guest studios and designers, encouraging critical reflection on the role of public and collective space in the transformation of the contemporary city.
Course structure and contents:
The IED programme spans three years, during which design is integrated with cultural knowledge, dialogue with professionals, technical skills and innovative tools.
First Year: Builds methodological, design and technical foundations. Space analysis and representation are explored with manual and digital tools through practical exercises. Students learn graphic software, are introduced to AutoCAD and materials, and study theoretical subjects such as design history, contemporary art and visual perception.
Second Year: Focuses on complex spaces such as commercial and hospitality environments, enhancing the ability to analyse volumes, light, materials and colours. 3D modelling is introduced with software such as Rhinoceros, 3D Studio and V-Ray, alongside rapid prototyping tools and emerging technologies linked to artificial intelligence. Theoretical subjects deepen the historical, cultural and sociological contexts of design. Workshops and interdisciplinary activities consolidate a broad and articulated design vision.
Third Year: Students achieve progressive autonomy in design, tackling the complete definition of a domestic space. Technological, infrastructural and interior decoration aspects are explored, alongside photorealistic representation techniques and immersive environments. The final semester is dedicated to the thesis, based on personal or corporate briefs, developed individually or in groups.
Faculty
Course Coordinator
Giovanni Cozzani
Architect
Marco Provinciali
Architect
Carmelo Baglivo
Alessandra Glorialanza
Architect
Eliana Saracino
Architect
Gianfranco Bombaci
Architect
Giusi Bellapadrona
Architect
Giulio Aleandri
Architect
Jacopo Benci
Artist and Researcher
Anna Maria Cestelli Guidi
Art historian
Elisabetta Antonellis
Laura Federici
Painter and Architect
Gabriele Lungarella
Giulio Gualtieri
Architect and Designer
Nasrin Mohiti Asli
Andrea Ricci
Mauro Merlo
Luca La Torre
Francesco Colangeli
Roberto Pantaleoni
Architect
Federico Baldassarre
Communication Designer
Francesca Angelini - Valentina Angelini
Daniele Costa
Giulia Grechi
Ludovica Proietti
Benedetta Gaiani
Vincenzo Tattolo
Architect
Giulia Turano
Adriano Caputo
Architect
Francesca Delicato
Architect and Designer
Paolo Di Pasquale
Light Designer
Alina Aggujaro
Architectural historian
Valentina Vinotti
Giovanna Zinghi
Barbara Brocchi
Art Director, Illustrator
Manuela Pacella
Onorato Di Manno
Giuseppe Vultaggio
Jacopo Costanzo
Andrea Tanci
Maria Azzurra Rossi
Alessio Tommasetti
Architect
Federica Cammarota
Lighting Designer
Giulia Milza
Riccardo Petrachi
Eva Schenck
Architect
Inside the labs
+9
FAB LAB
+5
RENDER FARM LAB
+4
SCANNER LASER 3D - G-SCAN
+2
PAINTING AREA
Projects
What people say
Special lesson with Aaron Betsky
“Wouldn’t you much rather go exploring and find the incredible possibilities that exist in this huge all around us and figure out how to reimagine the world. That, I hope, is my challenge to you”.
Critic of art, architecture, and design. President of the School of Architecture at Taliesin.
You may be interested in:
News
