Interior designing blends creativity and functionality to transform spaces, enhancing aesthetics and fostering comfort and satisfaction for occupants in both residential and commercial settings.
With the excellence of 25 years in design education, the Interior Design course at ARCH College, equips students with the design thinking required to create, modify, and craft functional, aesthetically pleasing spaces for both residential and commercial environments, incorporating service design principles to ensure user-centered, seamless experiences.
The curriculum includes mastering CAD, and digital design tools in MAC labs, ensuring designers-in-training stay ahead in a tech-driven industry. Furthermore, ARCH College’s international partnerships and joint projects offer valuable global exposure, equip students with the confidence and skills to succeed in the global design market. A standout feature of ARCH College is its Design Business Incubator, which fosters entrepreneurship and helps students develop a business mind-set alongside design skills.
Jaipur is an ideal destination for Interior Design education, offering hands-on learning with skilled artisans. The city's blend of traditional and modern interiors, architectural marvels, and global influence on design trends provide a rich learning environment. Additionally, Jaipur's growing start-up culture fosters innovation and industry connections for students.
Shape Your Future in Design
Industrialist visits
Masters Student, Satyam Ram manufactured laptop Table
B.Des Student, Divyansh Lakshakar manufactured Hindola Jhula
Client’s Perspective & Holistic Approach of Design
ARCH won Diamond Award in FOAID Competition
(Academic Years – 2020-2024)
(Academic Years – 2018-2020)
(Academic Years – 2017-2021)
FOAID 2018: Time to Reimagine
ARCH College won the Diamond Award at the Festival of Architecture & Interior Design (FOAID) event in Delhi.
Gaurav Sharma
Created an innovative staircase that won the 1st prize in Ideation at the Inter Collegiate Competition of IIID
Aradhana Sharma
won the ‘Inside Outside Design Award’ for a creative chair inspired from the betel leaf.
Deepika Kumawat
won the ‘Society Interiors Design Award’ for Tea-set holder inspired by Cycle
