Wednesday, May 03, 2006

Interior Redesign Classes-Get the Facts

The field of interior decorating is fast changing as many traditional designers have been forced to add interior redesign to their services just to stay competitive. Hiring a decorator is no longer just for the rich and famous! Interior redesign is a credible and affordable service which has opened the decorating market for just about everyone.
If you have dreamed of becoming an interior decorator consider entering the alternative decorating field of Interior Redesign. This is a great starting point for anyone interested in learning the basics of interior decorating. Many training resources can even assist you with business start-up basics.
Interior redesign is fast becoming a credible alternative to the traditional interior design industry! The professional is not required to complete the costly and drawn out education experience. Many students are starting their new careers within only a month or two of completing training!
Redesign professionals are unique in that they have to be more creative in completing a decorating project than the traditional designer. This is due to the fact that they work with furnishings and accessories their client already owns. Concentrating on focal points and architectural details should always be a major consideration when designing a space.
By joining this relatively new decorating field now, you should be able to build a business rather quickly. No previous experience is required and there is not much competition. In fact, many areas of the United States have very little if none at all...yet!
Author ~ Julie Rieman
Trainer ~ The All About Redesign Training Center

Julie Rieman is an accomplished instructor in the arts of faux painting and interior redesign.. She offers two and four day classroom or online interior redesign training. If you live in the Twin Cities area, you can invite Julie into your home for a personalized consultation.

For more information about any of her decorating services and training opportunities please visit =>http://www.allaboutredesign.com/ and http://www.allaboutwalls.net/

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