CD-417 | History of Decorative Arts

Students will acquire an understanding of the dominant periods in design throughout history up to and including today’s trends. This is the key to a solid foundation in interior studies. Study works by American and foreign architects and period furniture from 1920s to contemporary.

Architecture, furnishings, ornamentation inherent to each period will be discussed. Students will: prepare a binder relative to each period with the use of pictures and information and analyze and recognize different room styles.

Prerequisite: CD-331 | Principles of Interior Design

History of Decorative Arts


Classroom: TEC-203

Recommended textbook: A History of Interior Design, John F. Pile (ISBN: 9780470228883)

For accommodations, call the Disability Services at 201-612-5269.

 

 

Course: History of Decorative Arts

Start Date End Date Fee
October 7th, 2025 December 16th, 2025 $470
Course Content
History of Decorative Arts - CD-417 001
Start Date End Date Class Schedule Time Instructor Location Credits/CEU's
Oct 7th, 2025 Dec 16th, 2025 Tuesday 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM TBD Paramus 3