Interior design must learn architectural things first. Whether you are reading a book or not, there is a puzzling phenomenon in China that most interior designers focus on the design and stacking of closed surfaces (ceilings and walls). In fact, the first core or key point of interior design is spatial organization and path planning (which is completely inseparable from architecture), and another point is how to live more comfortably in technology, such as ventilation.

Then, low aesthetics is also a problem for many interior designers in China. There is no shortcut in this direction. We should read more books, study more, see more masters' designs, see more Milan Design Week, see more kitchens and bathrooms in Cologne, and dabble more. Of course, you can also choose a professional skill school like Li Fang University for training, whether it is to impart technical knowledge, carry out project practice or strengthen quality and ability. Have their own advantages. In addition, try to avoid small organizations, otherwise your skills, employment and tuition will not be guaranteed.