
Create mood boards and design boards to visualize your interior design, using free solutions and professional tools like Photoshop, with step-by-step guidance from an experienced interior designer.
Discover how mood boards capture a design vibe with images and words, while design boards present exact pieces for client approval, helping you visualize space and plan layouts.
Explore mood boards and design boards across beach-inspired, eclectic, bohemian, and traditional styles with client examples. See color palettes, textures, materials, and even exact items that shape each design vibe.
Create a Canva mood board by gathering images from Google, Pinterest, and Webshots. Remove backgrounds, arrange with alignment guides, add text, and export the final board.
Learn to create a design board in Canva by assembling room items, removing backgrounds, and arranging flooring, walls, lighting, and decor to visualize an interior design concept.
Create a luxury dark mood board in Photoshop by selecting images from Pinterest, removing backgrounds, and arranging layered elements with clear file naming.
learn how to build a living room design board in photoshop by arranging furniture, curtains, lighting, and decor, removing backgrounds, and saving both source and final images.
Create a visual, shareable shopping list for an interior design mood board using Google Slides, linking items from web shops with prices, quantities, and a running total, for easy sharing.
Download the downloadable cheat sheet and other useful information from the materials section to reinforce how to create mood boards and design boards, and ask questions if you need help.
How To Create An Interior Design Mood Board And Design Board
Create your professional designs for your own projects or your clients
This course is made for you if:
You are starting to renovate your home
You are building your new home
You want to redecorate your room
You want to plan and visualize your interior design ideas
You are an interior designer
You are an interior design student
What can you learn and what skills will you get by completing this course:
You will get an amazing tool to plan and visualize your interior design ideas
You will learn the basics of interior design mood boards and how can you utilize them for yourself in the best way
You will get a step-by-step guide to create your mood boards and design boards in Canva
You will get a step-by-step guide to create your mood boards and design boards in Photoshop
You will be able to create a professional-looking shopping list that is organized and well-planned
This course is for:
People, who are renovating or building a new home:
You can definitely utilize making a mood board or design board if you are not a professional but do it for yourself, because you are building a new house, renovating, or just refreshing your home, your room.
You can hire someone to do the design process for you. But if you know what you like and what you want to go for, you can use these tools to see how your ideas look together. You can make a board, see how it looks and if you don’t like something, you can easily change them.
Did it ever happen to you that you bought nice things for your home, that you thought will look amazing, but space didn’t come together and something didn’t feel right?
Believe me, this happens to most people. But with this course, you can learn how to plan and visualize the beautiful room you want to decorate – with just a few clicks. You don’t need a designer, you can do it for yourself – even for free!
I’ve been using mood boards and design boards for years to present my designs to my clients. More than a hundred and twenty 5star reviews prove on Fiverr, how effective these boards are! I’ve presented these to my clients, they brought them to life and they are happy and satisfied with the results!
Professionals:
If you are a professional interior designer, decorator, home staging expert, or stylist, you can definitely make the most of using these tools.
If you are doing a longer design process, a mood board can help you show your client what direction you would like to take with the design. It is great because if your client doesn’t agree with something, in the beginning, you can change right ahead and you won’t build an entire design and waste a lot of time with it to show the client and see that this is not the direction they wanted to go for.
A design board can be even the core of your design process along with a floor plan and a shopping list since you can represent your whole exact design with it. It is not as precise as a 3D plan, but with lower price services or where there is not much time, a design board can really show how the design will come together. It is also much easier to edit if your client doesn’t like it than a 3D rendering, since you just change the certain pictures on the design board.
If you feel like this is for you and you want to try these tools, let's meet in this course and learn them together!