KLC School of Design
Education Institution

KLC School of Design

London

About

KLC School of Design is a prestigious institution based in London, specializing in interior design education. Founded in 1982, the school has built a strong reputation for its industry-focused curriculum, combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills. The school's emphasis on real-world application and close industry connections makes it a leading choice for aspiring designers seeking both foundational and advanced training. The school provides a wide range of courses, including full-time and part-time diploma programs, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, and short courses tailored for different levels of expertise. Its curriculum integrates sustainability, digital design, and business management, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped for modern design challenges. KLC's teaching approach is highly practical, with students working on live projects, collaborating with industry partners, and gaining hands-on experience through internships. This immersive learning experience helps students develop both creative and technical skills, making them competitive in the interior design industry. KLC's strong industry connections and high employability rates set it apart from other design schools. Many graduates secure positions in prestigious design firms or establish their own successful practices. The school's faculty consists of experienced professionals who bring real-world insights into the classroom, further enriching the learning experience. KLC also offers a supportive learning environment with career guidance and mentoring, helping students navigate their professional paths after graduation. As a result, KLC School of Design remains a top choice for those passionate about interior design and looking to build a successful career in the field.

Recent student & alumni gardens

  • The '100 Sweet Summers' garden features a wooden arch, a macrame daybed, and a patterned timber pavilion surrounded by colourful flowers.
    100 Sweet Summers
    Kitti Kovacs
  • A multi-tiered wooden planter showcases a lush, naturalistic planting display with prominent ferns, tall purple flower spires, a white flowering shrub, and yellow foxgloves.
    Rooted in Recognition
    Victoria Barbour, Lucy Chapman
  • A contemporary Young Designer Garden featuring a multi-level wooden architectural structure, light paved steps, naturalistic planting with white and pink flowers, ferns, grasses, and a small tree with berries.
    360° tour available
    Silo: All that comes in remains
    Abigail Stoyle
  • A shady show garden features a repurposed greenhouse frame, logs with fungi, and dense plantings of ferns, white foxgloves, and dark cranesbills.
    The Root of It
    Sophie Nathan
  • A contemporary balcony garden with a lit brick wall, black metal railing, a wooden bench, and diverse plants in rust-coloured and dark green planters.
    360° tour available
    The Transient Garden
    Rebecca Lloyd Jones
Location

Where to find them

West Dean
Dilke House
1 Malet Street
London
WC1E 7JN
United Kingdom
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