Textile Design 2011-2017

Visual merchandising refers to anything that can be seen by the customer inside and outside a store, including displays, decorations, signs and layout of space. The overall purpose of visual merchandising is to get customers to come into the store and spend money.
In this Visual Merchandising display student have shown weavers Studio,Kolkata it is a textile studio in Kolkata India. It's a retail store, displays and sells high quality Indian handcrafted wearable textiles.
Shruti Jindal, T.D, 2015-2019

Hey Sidians!

This is to invite you to collaborate to host the first ever design fest in the university to be organised in november. This would be a 2-3 days programme.
Your creative ideas are most welcomed. This is a student's programme for the students by the students!
Join us to make it a huge success.

Your ideas are invited for the following :
* Name for the design fest
* Creative ideas with design intervention for
activities and events
* Suggestions for theme of the fest

For further details contact:
Saloni garg, Ashwani, Sourabh gupta at
[email protected]

Lets make it grand!

The State Institute of Design, Rohtak is dedicated to helping students learn about the practices, processes and materials with which they can create a truly sustainable built environment.

It is about rethinking and re engaging existing paradigms to stimulate new futures. Uniquely it does this through a focus on the multiple perspectives of Design, Engineering and Science and their engagement with innovation and sustainability.
Such courses are taught to address the emerging trends of developing healthier & smarter design by defining effective ways to utilize energy.

This workshop was intended for broadening the understanding of students in context with renewable, non renewable sources & their utilization. This was an initiative in the direction of sustainable future where students saw waste as their resource. The workshop duration was of three weeks. The students looked at different initiatives of saving resources &developed products like dining linens, bed collections, garments, accessories & furniture.

Short Circuit - Kavita, TD 2011-15

During this project students are asked to take Inspiration from natural forms and found objects with emphasis on observation, selection of color, structure, and patterns. Students use forms in nature & found objects as a basis for their compositions in line and color. Students are expected to take “hands on minds on” approach & experiment in designing with screens and printing on fabric while working in an actual printing workshop. Which Includes screen making, color mixing, setting up repeats and printing on actual fabric. This course combines conceptualization, print techniques and working on coordinates for a design collection. It also involves the study and practices of the principles of creating design layouts and their application on products.

Soulmates " a tale of cushions" - Kavita, TD 2011-15

During this project students are asked to take Inspiration from natural forms and found objects with emphasis on observation, selection of color, structure, and patterns. Students use forms in nature & found objects as a basis for their compositions in line and color. Students are expected to take “hands on minds on” approach & experiment in designing with screens and printing on fabric while working in an actual printing workshop. Which Includes screen making, color mixing, setting up repeats and printing on actual fabric. This course combines conceptualization, print techniques and working on coordinates for a design collection. It also involves the study and practices of the principles of creating design layouts and their application on products.

The Surface Development & Fabric Construction course at State Institute of Design is creative and exploratory, it requires the students to be involved in pushing the potential for new materials and surfaces, as a result of innovative textile-based thinking. The interest in surface qualities, futuristic materials and textiles is brought together in the creation of new design surfaces for a broader range. The course focuses on developing personal vision, research, innovative thinking and practical skills, which encourages the students to push the boundaries of their ideas as designers.

Surface Development, Textile Design

Rural Landscape- HEENA SAINI, TD, Sem IV

Surface development, Textile Design, SID