This course presents a complete interior design and visualization workflow, starting from structured 3D modeling in SketchUp and progressing through real-time visualization and final rendering with Enscape and Twinmotion.

You will learn how to model interior spaces correctly, organize geometry and materials, set up scenes, lighting, environments, and produce professional interior and exterior visualizations suitable for client presentation.

The course follows a clear, step-by-step workflow, aligned with established architectural practices such as RIBA Plan of Work and AIA Level of Development (LOD) principles, ensuring that modeling, detailing, and visualization decisions are made at the appropriate project stage.

This is a practical, production-oriented course, focused on accuracy, structure, and repeatable results rather than software tricks or isolated tools.

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This course provides a practical and structured introduction to interior design workflows, focusing on how interior spaces are modeled, organized, visualized, and prepared for presentation using SketchUp, Enscape, and Twinmotion.

The course begins by clarifying the scope of interior design and how it differs from architectural design, establishing the correct mindset for interior modeling and visualization. You will then work extensively in SketchUp, learning the interface, scenes, templates, and core modeling tools used for interior projects.

Key interior elements are developed step by step, including walls, floors, ceilings, windows, doors, stairs, and kitchen cabinetry, with an emphasis on clean geometry, grouping, and logical organization. Reference files and reusable components are used to improve speed and consistency.

The course continues with real-time visualization in Enscape, covering materials, lighting, scenes, presets, and final interior and exterior renders. In the later stages, the workflow transitions to Twinmotion, where environments, vegetation, materials, assets, and final high-quality renders are produced.

Throughout the course, the focus remains on clear workflow, scale accuracy, scene control, and repeatable results, preparing you to apply the same process to real interior design projects.