Hi Mrs, ula you will not belive this but i'm currently 10 year's old from when i was 5 interior designing was my dream job so learning from u on the way ! thank you so much and keep up the great vids
Creating a comfortable home is a matter of personal can make your home special by using different I had never worked with designers before, my best friend suggested that I use was the best decision I have ever made.
I'm an interior architect and I will move to UK in couple of months. Which one is better to work in London or smaller city? Also the type of visa I got is not allowing me to work in someone's office. I have to open my own office. So please give me some suggestions for example how can I make network there?
hello! can i ask what you think a candidate with 4 years of work experience and both bachelors and masters degree in interior design/architecture be worth in Southern California? Thank you! I already did my research but I jiat wanted to pick your brain:)
Hi ula, after doing bdes in interior design in india can i get a job in usa or do i need to do a course in usa to get a job there? I’ll be glad if you reply
Hai ula maam.. My name is athul... Iam already finished in interior designing course... Autocad, 3ds max, revit, vray, photoshop.. Pls help me.. Any job vecancies available in london... Pls replay me..
Hi am an interior and construction supervisors with 25 years of experience & I am specialist in Bathroom remodeling, renovating, upgrading the bathroom to the latest products. So do i have an opportunity in london to work. Should I work for a company or could I start my own business setup. If yes what should I do for JOB AND FOR BUSINESS. PKEASE ADVICE. I am 50 Years old.
Hello Ula, I am an Interior Design graduate from India with over 6 years of experience in residential and commercial designing and decoration. I know AutoCAD 2D, Sketchup and I am learning Revit right now. I'm moving to UK with my husband in around Oct-Nov this year. What steps can I take or what more softwares can I learn to increase my chances of getting a good job. My sketching is really good too. Thanks :)
Hi Tanvee, sounds like my free training "Get Clients & Get Clients as an Interior Designer" is perfect for you: ula-s-school-0e0c.thinkific.com/courses/free-interior-design-webinar
Hi mrs ula , I have a question! Please can u tell me which country is best to study interior designing .Also which country pays interior designers the highest?? Hope u’ll reply me soon .Please
Hi Ula, thanks for your detailed video. It’s really helpful for me. But I still don’t understand why hand-sketching is still important when we can use computer render nowadays?
Hi Hung, that’s a very good question and the biggest paradox in the interior design world. Because everyone has got used to computer drawings and 3D renders - it doesn’t impress clients or employers anymore. Clients know that they can go to a kitchen company or a tiles shop and get the full 3D model for free. If you get a job in the interior design company and are good at CAD or 3D rendering - they’ll most likely ask you to do just that; CAD up SOMEONE ELSE’S designs. It also makes you very easily replaceable. Surprisingly you’ll never be able to actually DESIGN the spaces that you’re modelling/drawing up. You’ll also most likely stay within a lower salary bracket as the supply of workers is high. This is where the expression “CAD Monkey” comes from. The only solution I’ve found to get hired as a “creative designer” and paid for doing concept designs is to learn sketching well. This enables you to show your concept work through sketching. Sketching is the next level of design that makes other people think of you as an artist and not just someone who can operate a computer. Now, this doesn’t mean you shouldn’t learn CAD and rendering. On the contrary, they are necessary skills you need for further stages of design development and technical design. Really, you should always start with sketching within the first stage - concept design. When designs are in 3D renderings straight away (skipping the sketching part), people don’t see the creativity in it and they think that you’ve just clicked a few buttons and the design appeared. So, check out the free preview of my design course where I explain the difference between the use of hand drawings, CAD drawings and 3D renderings that inexperienced designers usually don’t understand: ula-s-school-0e0c.thinkific.com/courses/professional-interior-design Please note that everything above is not based on a small local interior design studio but higher level interior design companies dealing with bigger projects.
Hi Goutham, oh wow that's an interesting one. I'm afraid there's no straight answer to it. As always, it's not exactly your degree that decides here. It's your personal skills, how you present yourself during the interview etc. Although, in London many architects started working for interior design companies - as apparently they can earn more there. Sometimes you can be overqualified (architect with an interior design specialisation) and instead of designing you'll be given more project managing tasks. Salary wise I think it'll be similar. Best to ask recruiters for exact figures though.
Hello ula I am interior designer and been working in this field in india since 6yrs now I will be moving with my husband in USA can you tell me how should I get job there as a interior designer.
Hi Hilary, you can sign up for my free training where I talk about how to get hired: ula-s-school-0e0c.thinkific.com/courses/free-interior-design-webinar Good luck!
Hi Sadaf, I would recommend starting with your favourite companies and sending them the BEST portfolio you can produce. Look for "careers" section on their website and if they don't have any, try to connect with a few of their employees (management level) on LinkedIn. You can write a short message when you invite them to connect - it's really effective. A friend of mine got an internship with one of the top firms this way. Secondly, email ANY other company you can possibly find online (I emailed 200 when I was in your shoes, got only 5 replies, mostly negative but one started off my career). So don't get disheartened when you don't get a reply - people simply don't have the time to respond. Keep going and send reminders after a week. Good luck with your applications.
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Hi Mrs, ula you will not belive this but i'm currently 10 year's old from when i was 5 interior designing was my dream job so learning from u on the way ! thank you so much and keep up the great vids
Very insightful and informative! 🙌
You know the dude from tiktok that asks "what do you do for living" uptill now I've counted like 7 interior designers with luxury houses and cars
Thankyou so much this helped me alot 🌻✨ Your videos really needs to be appreciated
Thanks Deepti, it's so nice to hear!
So useful, thanks alot, Ula.
Glad it was useful! Thank you.
Creating a comfortable home is a matter of personal can make your home special by using different I had never worked with designers before, my best friend suggested that I use was the best decision I have ever made.
I've never been skilled in designing is easier for me to have people who do this every day do has a wonderf
Hi ula,thank u for the video...but . .
How about a 3D architectural visualizer in London? is it same ?
Bardzo profesjonalny wykład. Powinnaś zostać wykładowcą w szkole designu. Brawo
Dziekuje bardzo! Filmikow bedzie wiecej niedlugo. :)
You explain very well
Thank you Sahil. Hope you are well.
@@UlaBurgiel1 amazing... and I hope I get a chance to work with you in future.
Will you make video on interior designing carrer in canada
Hi Ula. When you starting your own business in the interior design field, how much can you make in 1 year ?
I'm an interior architect and I will move to UK in couple of months. Which one is better to work in London or smaller city? Also the type of visa I got is not allowing me to work in someone's office. I have to open my own office. So please give me some suggestions for example how can I make network there?
hello! can i ask what you think a candidate with 4 years of work experience and both bachelors and masters degree in interior design/architecture be worth in Southern California? Thank you! I already did my research but I jiat wanted to pick your brain:)
Hi ula, after doing bdes in interior design in india can i get a job in usa or do i need to do a course in usa to get a job there? I’ll be glad if you reply
I am an interior designer in Perú and an architecture student, in any of these countries it is allowed to work or what requirements they ask?
By next year I will be an interior designer.
So what About fresher if we want job from other countries.
Hii can u just guide me how to apply for jobs As an interior designer in USA ??
Can a fresher get job Der or need experience to apply ?
i am an interior designer,and i want a job in London also
hi! i want to ask if i can be an Intirior Designer from home...
Hai ula maam.. My name is athul... Iam already finished in interior designing course... Autocad, 3ds max, revit, vray, photoshop.. Pls help me.. Any job vecancies available in london... Pls replay me..
your video,you perspective is so professional
Thank you. I appreciate that!
Hi is there any opportunity to work as an interior designer? I am based in india
Hi am an interior and construction supervisors with 25 years of experience & I am specialist in Bathroom remodeling, renovating, upgrading the bathroom to the latest products. So do i have an opportunity in london to work. Should I work for a company or could I start my own business setup. If yes what should I do for JOB AND FOR BUSINESS. PKEASE ADVICE. I am 50 Years old.
Hello Ula, I am an Interior Design graduate from India with over 6 years of experience in residential and commercial designing and decoration. I know AutoCAD 2D, Sketchup and I am learning Revit right now. I'm moving to UK with my husband in around Oct-Nov this year. What steps can I take or what more softwares can I learn to increase my chances of getting a good job. My sketching is really good too.
Thanks :)
Hi Tanvee, sounds like my free training "Get Clients & Get Clients as an Interior Designer" is perfect for you: ula-s-school-0e0c.thinkific.com/courses/free-interior-design-webinar
Did u find any options???
Let me know if u have found something. M in same situation
Hello mam
I am interior designer from India I want to do a job in uk how should I apply.
Please help me out 😊
Have an interior designer good career in usa?
Hi mrs ula , I have a question! Please can u tell me which country is best to study interior designing .Also which country pays interior designers the highest??
Hope u’ll reply me soon .Please
why you didn't use sketchup to make a presentation for the client?
Hi Zidan,
The answer to that is in this video - th-cam.com/video/ie6wHoCpFOI/w-d-xo.html
Thanks,
Ula
Where are you working now??
Plz reply!!!!!
Hi
Hi Ula, thanks for your detailed video. It’s really helpful for me. But I still don’t understand why hand-sketching is still important when we can use computer render nowadays?
Hi Hung, that’s a very good question and the biggest paradox in the interior design world. Because everyone has got used to computer drawings and 3D renders - it doesn’t impress clients or employers anymore. Clients know that they can go to a kitchen company or a tiles shop and get the full 3D model for free. If you get a job in the interior design company and are good at CAD or 3D rendering - they’ll most likely ask you to do just that; CAD up SOMEONE ELSE’S designs. It also makes you very easily replaceable. Surprisingly you’ll never be able to actually DESIGN the spaces that you’re modelling/drawing up. You’ll also most likely stay within a lower salary bracket as the supply of workers is high. This is where the expression “CAD Monkey” comes from.
The only solution I’ve found to get hired as a “creative designer” and paid for doing concept designs is to learn sketching well. This enables you to show your concept work through sketching. Sketching is the next level of design that makes other people think of you as an artist and not just someone who can operate a computer. Now, this doesn’t mean you shouldn’t learn CAD and rendering. On the contrary, they are necessary skills you need for further stages of design development and technical design. Really, you should always start with sketching within the first stage - concept design. When designs are in 3D renderings straight away (skipping the sketching part), people don’t see the creativity in it and they think that you’ve just clicked a few buttons and the design appeared.
So, check out the free preview of my design course where I explain the difference between the use of hand drawings, CAD drawings and 3D renderings that inexperienced designers usually don’t understand: ula-s-school-0e0c.thinkific.com/courses/professional-interior-design Please note that everything above is not based on a small local interior design studio but higher level interior design companies dealing with bigger projects.
Ula Burgiel thank you so much. I will definitely check out your course.
@@UlaBurgiel1 SO SO TRUE ULA !!!!!
Who has more value an architect with interior design specialization or Bdes in interior design
Hi Goutham, oh wow that's an interesting one. I'm afraid there's no straight answer to it. As always, it's not exactly your degree that decides here. It's your personal skills, how you present yourself during the interview etc. Although, in London many architects started working for interior design companies - as apparently they can earn more there. Sometimes you can be overqualified (architect with an interior design specialisation) and instead of designing you'll be given more project managing tasks. Salary wise I think it'll be similar. Best to ask recruiters for exact figures though.
Mam may i join uh in your buisness?
Plzz.
Hello ula I am interior designer and been working in this field in india since 6yrs now I will be moving with my husband in USA can you tell me how should I get job there as a interior designer.
Hi Hilary, you can sign up for my free training where I talk about how to get hired: ula-s-school-0e0c.thinkific.com/courses/free-interior-design-webinar Good luck!
Hi. Let me know if u have found anything. M also in same situation
Hi mam
I am 33 years old.is there any age bar to study in interior designer and start career as an interior designer in uk ?.
Hi Mohua Das, I answer this question in detail here: ula-s-school-0e0c.thinkific.com/courses/free-beginner-training
No Mohua Das, I did my Masters in Interior Designing at 35. After working around 10 years in India & Dubai I made the money to fund the fees.
Happiness family toomamji
Hello i belong to india i wanna do job in foreign can i get ?
Hi Sadaf, I would recommend starting with your favourite companies and sending them the BEST portfolio you can produce. Look for "careers" section on their website and if they don't have any, try to connect with a few of their employees (management level) on LinkedIn. You can write a short message when you invite them to connect - it's really effective. A friend of mine got an internship with one of the top firms this way.
Secondly, email ANY other company you can possibly find online (I emailed 200 when I was in your shoes, got only 5 replies, mostly negative but one started off my career). So don't get disheartened when you don't get a reply - people simply don't have the time to respond. Keep going and send reminders after a week.
Good luck with your applications.
Hi guys.. I'm an interior designer. I advice you to not go for this field if you would wanna work in a company. The salaries are shitty
haha, agree
Very nice video cute girl