What is an Interior Designer

An interior designer is someone who works with a client to create aesthetic rooms and spaces. Clients range from homeowners to large corporations. The spaces and rooms interior designers create are equally varied, ranging from simple indoor and outdoor home environments to hotel lobbies and lavish mansions. No matter the size, every interior designer works to create spaces that are attractive yet functional. Spaces must also be safe while meeting the specific needs of the client

An interior designer is typically an independent contractor who must build a client base. In some instances, a designer will work for a larger firm. In either case, he or she must excel in order to build a positive reputation in the industry and secure future work

10 Things You Should Know About Becoming an Interior Designer

There Is a Difference Between Decorators and Designers

 You Must Have a Knack for Design

 Interior Design Isn’t All Fabric and Fun

 The Salary Isn’t as High as You Think

 You Need to Be a People Person

You Need to Develop a Portfolio

 Competition Is Fierce in Interior Design

Virtual Designers Have an Opportunity

Designers Must Know Local Laws and Codes

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