Task: Create a lighting plan for a bedroom that uses all three types of lighting. Include placement and fixture choices. Submission Format: Sketch or digital layout with brief descriptions Evaluation Criteria: Functionality, creativity, and understanding of light layering

Task: Create a digital or physical material board with at least 3 natural and 3 synthetic materials. Label their properties and potential applications. Submission Format: Photo, PDF, or presentation Evaluation Criteria: Accuracy, aesthetic arrangement, and clarity

Task: Create a full room design presentation: include moodboard, color palette, lighting plan, material list, and a short concept story. Submission Format: Slide deck or PDF Evaluation Criteria: Completeness, clarity, and professional quality

Task: Pick an existing room in your home. Redesign it by describing how you’d adjust its materials, lighting, and color scheme to create better harmony and mood. Submission Format: Before/after description + optional moodboard Evaluation Criteria: Insight, creativity, and logic in material-light-color relationship

Task: Design a color palette for a living room using a chosen scheme (analogous, monochromatic, or complementary). Include 5–7 swatches and usage notes. Submission Format: Palette image or PDF with descriptions Evaluation Criteria: Color harmony, reasoning, and creativity

Task: Create a lighting plan for a bedroom that uses all three types of lighting. Include placement and fixture choices. Submission Format: Sketch or digital layout with brief descriptions Evaluation Criteria: Functionality, creativity, and understanding of light layering

Task: Create a digital or physical material board with at least 3 natural and 3 synthetic materials. Label their properties and potential applications. Submission Format: Photo, PDF, or presentation Evaluation Criteria: Accuracy, aesthetic arrangement, and clarity

Complete sanding and finishing on your furniture piece. Share photos of the finished product and write a reflection on your experience and lessons learned.

Practice creating at least two types of joints on scrap wood. Take photos and describe your process and challenges faced.

Create a detailed list of materials you will use for a small furniture project. Include dimensions and cutting plans. Attach photos or scans of your marked wood pieces.