The 4th Edition of Hand Drafting for Interior Design demonstrates how to effectively communicate and create beautiful interior design drawings through a combination of traditional and digital methods. This text covers numerous architectural design drawings across the spectrum, such as furniture and plants, interior materials, interior elevations, electrical and lighting plans, kitchen and baths, and building sections. Visual examples are provided to cover drawings across the interior design disciplines, including detailed illustrations of hand draft perspective drawings and study details of stairs, ramps, elevators, and wall types. All hand-drafting techniques are accompanied by exercises and videos. This edition will also aid you with the updated CIDA Standard 15.

New to this Edition:
· Features three new chapters: Architectural Drawings: Elements and Standards, Types of Perspective Drawing, and Collaborating with Digital Tools and Software
· Expanded coverage on Space Planning Techniques to include space adjacencies, bubble diagrams, diagramming/planning, and engaging columns
· New drawing examples and detailed visuals and explanations of stairs, ramps, elevators, and wall types
· Includes brand-new step-by-step videos teaching key drafting techniques
· Includes imperial and metric units for dimensions

Instructor Resources
· PowerPoint® presentations include images from the book and provide a framework for lecture and discussion
· Instructor's Guide provides suggestions for using the text in the classroom and planning the course with sample syllabi, a test bank, and supplemental assignments

STUDIO Features
· Study smarter with self-quizzes featuring scored results and personalized study tips
· Review concepts with flashcards of terms and definitions and image identification
· Step-by-step videos teaching key drafting techniques

Jane Hughes is an interior design educator at Western Carolina University with over thirty years of interior design experience in residential and commercial practice. She began hand drafting at her father's drafting table at an early age and continued to hand draft well into her professional career. Her early career focused on designing resorts and multi-family properties across the country. Her current interests now lie in designing for elders and other special needs populations regarding their quality of life.

Diana Bennett Wirtz Kingsley, MA, ASID, IIDA, was formerly Professor of Interior Design at the Art Institute of Seattle in the United States. She has been a professional designer for over 30 years and owns a thriving interior design business, Amethyst Designs. Having completed her PhD, she is now a full time artist.

While a professional member of ASID and IBD, Jeanne Diehl-Shaffer was active in the administration and jury process for the NCIDQ exam. Her professional experience includes working as an interior designer for an architectural engineering firm, an interior architectural firm and a Herman Miller and Haworth dealer. In the past few years, she has become involved with Florida Tech's Foosaner Museum of Art and their education program, Indian River State College, Eastern State College, and now holds a full-time position at Seminole State College of Florida on the Interior Design Program.