Interior Designer Necessities


In our journey to decide whether being an interior designer is for you we are going to discuss what you absolutely need to have and what you can expect as an interior designer. As in any career there are necessities that are associated with being a designer. We will also discuss the subject that I am sure every one is asking while pursuing jobs in interior design: how much will I make as a designer. Let's get started.
The Designer's Necessity · Business cards are must haves. You should carry at least 20 of them daily. · Carry your portfolio with you in your car. It makes for easy references in a pinch. (You never where your next client will turn up) · Most recent issues of Design Magazines make for quick inspiration. (Not a bad way to pass time either) · Measuring tape · Paint and color swatches · Wallpaper and carpet sample books. Keep them in your car. · A copy of your certifiable credentials (if applicable)

There is literally no limit to how much money you can earn as an Interior Designer. Of course a lot of that depends on what type of position you plan to have in the field as well. An assistant interior designer can start at $20.00 an hour, a certified interior designer can start anywhere from $50,000-$60,000 annually, and a partner can make as much as $200,000 annually.

These are really general estimates, but they are as was listed in 2003 in Decorator's Home Journal. Every person that is interested in Interior Design as a career can expect to make as much or as little as they want. You can virtually decide your financial potential on your own.

Extra Information: Many Interior Designers create their own products and product lines. They design everything from furniture, to furniture accessories. It can be a great way to promote your design services or while pursuing jobs in interior design, and make a little bit of extra money. It's relatively common practice among designers and you may want to consider it.


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