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Architecture & interior Design (10+ Styles)
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Summary

Price
£19 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand 
Course format
15 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)
Duration
0.9 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
10 CPD hours / points
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Overview

The UK home design market grew by 9.4% in 2026, with more households seeking stylish, modern interiors.
Over 72% of UK homeowners planned renovation or style updates this year, creating steady demand for style-aware skills.
The UK interior design sector now contributes £1.6 billion annually, making design knowledge a valuable asset in 2026.

Architecture and interior design continue to evolve rapidly across the UK, and people now value spaces that feel personal, functional, and visually appealing. This course explores ten major global styles that continue to shape UK homes, workplaces, and creative industries. The content introduces Art Deco, Victorian, Scandinavian, Modern, Contemporary, Eclectic, Italian, French, Industrial, Country, and African influences. Each style influences colour schemes, layouts, materials, patterns, furniture forms, and decorative features. Many UK homeowners now seek designs that help them express personality while improving comfort, and these styles support those goals. Because renovation trends rise every year, people look for clear direction when choosing a theme. This course supports learners by guiding them through each style so they can create balanced spaces. Transition words help you follow ideas smoothly, and every chapter adds clarity as you explore style features. You will also study architectural elements, which strengthens design choices. Although styles differ, each one helps you see how people create spaces that feel warm, stylish, or timeless. Furthermore, every topic supports home improvement projects, creative work, or personal projects across the UK.

This course begins with two short introductions that set the scene for all upcoming topics. You move through Art Deco to explore bold lines and geometric shapes, and then shift to Victorian design, which remains popular across older UK homes. After that, you explore Scandinavian style, which remains a favourite for minimal layouts and soft colours. The Modern and Contemporary chapters help you compare clean lines and changing trends, and both styles support fresh design ideas. You then move to Eclectic style, which blends elements from different themes, and this chapter teaches you how styles mix smoothly. Italian and French styles follow, and both highlight elegance, charm, and statement décor, which many UK households admire. Industrial style adds raw textures, metal accents, and open layouts, which remain popular in converted apartments and studios across UK cities. Furthermore, the Country style section helps you explore warmth and comfort through natural textures and softer themes. The African architecture and interiors topic brings vibrant design ideas, patterned layouts, and cultural influence. Every chapter supports visual choices through simple guidance. Moreover, you finish the course with a conclusion that ties all ideas together. Because you move through each topic step by step, you learn how styles influence architecture, interiors, and everyday choices. This structure helps you plan layouts, compare styles, and create spaces that feel inspiring and well balanced.

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify style features across ten global architectural and interior themes
  • Compare layouts, colours, and materials across each design chapter
  • Apply design choices that support themed rooms or full home styles
  • Recognise how shapes, textures, and patterns influence design flow
  • Select styles that match comfort, mood, and visual appeal

Please note: The TOTUM card is not included in the course price. Additional fees may be required if you choose to apply for or claim a TOTUM card.

Certificates

CPD

10 CPD hours / points
Accredited by CPD Quality Standards

Curriculum

This course contains

Format: 15 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)

Duration: 0h and 54m

    • 1: Introduction & Design Recipe 02:53
    • 2: Introduction to Chapters 04:30
    • 3: Style_Introduction.mp4 01:03
    • 4: Art Deco 02:54
    • 5: Victorian 02:42
    • 6: Scandinavian 02:28
    • 7: Modern 01:38
    • 8: Contemporary 02:55
    • 9: Eclectic 05:50
    • 10: Italian 03:42
    • 11: French 04:34
    • 12: Industrial 04:10
    • 13: Country 03:53
    • 14: African 04:34
    • 15: Conclusion & Next Steps 06:10

Description

This course begins with an introduction to the chapters and an introduction to style, which help you ease into the topic. You then explore Art Deco architecture and interiors, followed by Victorian architecture and interiors, which remain two very different design paths. After that, you move to Scandinavian architecture and interiors, which highlight light themes and calm layouts. The course then guides you through Modern architecture and interiors, followed by Contemporary architecture and interiors, which help you see changing design ideas. You later explore Eclectic architecture and interiors, which blend features smoothly. The next topics include Italian architecture and interiors and French architecture and interiors, which both offer elegant themes. You then progress to Industrial architecture and interiors, which present raw textures and open spaces. Country architecture and interiors follow, bringing warm and relaxed design ideas. The course also includes African architecture and interiors, which add bold patterns and cultural style. Finally, you end with a conclusion that brings together ideas from all chapters and supports your final reflection on the styles.

Architecture & interior Design (10+ Styles)

  • Introduction to Chapters
  • Introduction to Style
  • Art Deco Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • Victorian Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • Scandinavian Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • Modern Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • Contemporary Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • Eclectic Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • Italian Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • French Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • Industrial Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • Country Style: Architectural & Interiors
  • Architectural & Interiors: African
  • Conclusion

Who is this course for?

This course is for people who enjoy exploring home styles, room layouts, and creative decoration ideas. It suits UK homeowners, renters, artists, hobby designers, and anyone who wants to plan simple style changes. It also supports people who enjoy comparing themes or working on personal design projects. Moreover, learners who like creating mood boards, improving living spaces, or studying architecture will find this course helpful. Because the content stays easy to follow, people of different ages and backgrounds can complete it confidently.

Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements for this course. You can enrol if you are 16 or older. Good English skills, basic numeracy skills, and simple IT skills will help you complete the content smoothly. You only need a device with internet access so you can learn at your own pace.

Career path

  • Interior Designer – £32,000 per year
  • Architectural Assistant – £28,000 per year
  • Home Stylist – £27,000 per year
  • Set Design Assistant – £26,000 per year
  • Kitchen and Bathroom Designer – £30,000 per year
  • Furniture Showroom Consultant – £24,000 per year

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