This question is often asked by people who want to change their field, but are in doubt: if there is no relevant institute and experience, is it too late to start. The short answer is that you can. The profession of an interior designer does not always begin with the Faculty of Architecture. Many specialists joined it later — after office work, maternity leave, relocation or other career.
After 30, a person usually already has important advantages:
• Responsibility and self-discipline
• Understanding of everyday family needs and practical tasks
• Strong, purposeful motivation
• Developed communication skills
• Refined taste and visual literacy
• A desire not to waste time
These qualities are highly valuable when working with clients.
If you start learning now, within just a few months you can grasp the fundamentals of the profession, confidently navigate interior design principles, and begin working on your first projects.
