<p>The best interior designer I know graduated with an architecture degree form Cooper Union. When we work together, she helps us organize every single material on every single surface. The whole process is a complete rush. I can count on her to teach me something I don’t already know. She is a favorite of many famous architects. Her work is in every single top architecture publication.</p>
<p>Your idea of interior designers may be limited, rationalist.</p>
<p>Again, terrig, you need to get a good design degree from a good school. Then I suggest you apprentice for a top notch architecture firm–in their interiors department. Then open up your onw practice as soon as possible–before the age of thirty. If you do that, you will make very good money for yourself.</p>