Integrating Traditional Decorative Arts into Modern Interior Design Education

Raxmonova E’zoza Zoir qizi

Navoi State University “Fine Arts and Engineering Graphics” Program 3rd Year, Group “D” Student

Keywords: Keywords: interior design, traditional decorative arts, modern design, cultural heritage, creative thinking, aesthetic perception, project-based learning, digital tools, visual thinking

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Abstract

Abstract: This article examines methods for incorporating traditional decorative arts into modern interior design education. It highlights how combining national motifs with contemporary design principles enhances students’ aesthetic perception, creative thinking, and practical design skills. The study emphasizes interactive learning, project-based exercises, and digital modeling as tools to help students develop visually appealing, functional, and culturally meaningful interior spaces.

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