I’d love to learn how this works – like, what does it mean to “anchor” a room, and how do you it? How do color schemes work exactly? How do you make a room look “finished”? If any qualified interior designer or decorator offered a class like this, I would pay for it.

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I am interested too, but without getting too technical, more for the “lay person”

I love Interior Design. I used to want to go into that profession when I was younger. I still have all kinds of magazines like Elle Decor. :)

I’m more into fine art, but have enough knowledge about interior design that I could offer a class session with lots of directions on combining colors in an interior, decorating on a budget, maximizing space, et cetera. You know, practical, simple, easily-to-do things to make an interior look a little more elegant/finished. . .

Still interested? And if so, what time would you be free to take such a class?

I have made a class on this topic, for any who are interested. . .

http://edufire.com/classes/6736-decorating-with-christina-simple-ways-to-liven-up-any-interior