How is the M.Sc. (Interior and Furniture Design) programme at LPU different from a traditional interior design course?

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Lovely Professional University (LPU) M.Sc. (Interior and Furniture Design) is an interior design course that is not simply about design but is also as much technical, innovative, and industry oriented. Apart from interior spaces, the furniture design elements and furniture space planning, in additio

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What makes the M.Sc. (Interior and Furniture Design) programme unique is that it goes beyond traditional interior design by combining space planning with furniture design, material exploration, and user-centric design thinking. Instead of focusing only on interiors, students get opportunities to und

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