Dozens of universities, colleges and other organizations offer certificate programs in Interior Decorating. In many cases, earning a certificate can be an excellent way to get educational credentials as an interior decorator with a minimal investment of time and money.

To earn an Interior Decorating Certificate, you must complete a number of courses. The exact number and required subjects will vary from one educational institution to another, but you can expect the courses to be on the types of topics described in the article may be, such as: color, lighting, furniture, fabrics, walls, window treatments, flooring, accessories, etc. Depending on the educational institution, other subjects offered may range from “Antiques Connoisseurship” to “Kitchen Renovations.”

Most classes are held on evenings and weekends, although some educational institutions have daytime programs. An increasing number offer online courses as well.

The types of organizations that offer certificates in interior decorating range from small community colleges to well-known universities, including Auburn University, Philadelphia University, and the New York Institute of Technology.