I opened up my own Interior Design business with a business partner. Who it’s a designer too. I have my site advertised in 7 different other sites and I see that people looks at the website daily. All of my friends who have visited the website, love the work they see! What’s going on?

I love the interior design on girlfriends and I'd like to copy the look. My searches so far only show pictures (very nice that they are) of the stars. I just want a photo of the set - in particular Joan's apartment so i can copy the look. Thanks!

For example: Custom Interior Fabricators, textile fabricators..

Also, what keywords would those in the interior design industry use to find these companies online.

I've already wasted 4 years of college in a field I wasn't meant for and now I'm paying out of pocket to go into Interior Design which I really enjoy. I can only afford to go to a Tech School and get a certificate for it. How far can I go and what kind of jobs can I get with that?

I'm looking for a free online interior design site, where you can like… drag and drop furniture into a room to see how it would look, maybe be able to change the way the room itself is constructed so it looks more like our house… Does anyone know of a site like this?

i really want to become an interior designer and i dont know what colleges around me, like even anywhere in new england, preferably Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire offer degrees in interior design. I want to be have a career in interior decorating mostly, and design, and i know that i need a degree in that but i dont know what colleges to start applying to? help!

Interior design is really what I want to go for. and I think I will. But the what if's are going into my head. So dietetics should be a back-up plan. but the problem is this: longer time spent studying science which I plan not to go into unless I seriously can't get a job in interior design. so do you still think that'll be a smart move to invest an extra 1.5 years in college?

I want to redocorate a few rooms in my house and would like to use a recent grad of interior design that wants to get some experience, build up their portfolio and save me some $. Is their anyone that you would reccomend?

I have been looking at several schools, and some offer a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design and some a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design. What is the difference?

I love interior design, and would like to switch to that from computers. Any suggestions on what I should do aside from the typical "take classes" approach. I have an "eye" for color, and furnishing arrangements. Friends (I've had forever) always complement me on my apartment layout and my personal tastes. Thanks!