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Anyone can call themselves a decorator, but to be an Interior Designer requires six years of studies, licenses, insurance and continuing education. Impressiv...

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Gail, Thanks so much for the beautiful work in our dining room. Once again, Ken and I were completely wowed by the end result. We absolutely love everything you and your team have done!

Mary Susan G. Oceanport February 4, 2012

After purchasing our new home my husband and I were not sure that we needed an interior decorator. The house was in beautiful condition and I was certain that we had good enough taste to make it beautiful. Boy, were we wrong. After hiring Interiors By Design we were sure that this was the best investment we ever made! We connected right away with Gail and Alyson. They came to our home the very first time and they did a lot of listening not a lot of talking. They wanted to know what we liked, what we didnt like and what we wanted our home to look like. I told them I hired a painter for the house and they took a great deal of time and patience in helping me select the colors. It came out just beautiful. They helped me with furniture placement, artwork placement and then the accessory makeover which was so much fun. They knew our budget and never tried to push anything on us that we did not feel we wanted or needed. I loved that. They asked us to leave out all of our personal things that we wanted displayed in our home. They incorporated the new and the old and the outcome was just fabulous! We would highly recommend interiors by design to anyone looking for interior decorators that are honest, reasonable and truly professional.

Lois A. Monroe Township January 18, 2012

Gail, You are very good. You have captured the essence of what I want my home to reflect. All of the rooms looked great. I like the consistency in the way the rooms flow and complement each other.

Angela G. Hillsborough October 26, 2011

Fabulous, Gail. Thank you so much. You are great to work with and we look forward to continuing our work with you..I am so thrilled looking at the rooms that you did !

Mindy C. Monroe Township March 19, 2010

We were a little nervous when you told us to spend the day of our makeover elsewhere. So when we walked in the door that evening, I was holding my breath. But then I saw what you had done and was just blown away. It was so beautiful! I think the first thing I said was, I cant believe I live here! It was my old furniture but everything was different. The room looked bigger. Its amazing what you and your team can do in one day. Thank you. Thank You.

J L Carlin Elmer, NJ June 21, 2008

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Part art, part science, Interior Design goes far beyond decorating. We, the Interior Designers have a profound impact on people's lives by creating the surroundings, in which they live, work and play. Interior Design Arts strive to translate what people want into their own story as told throughout their entire home or business environment. Combining knowledge, analysis and research with aesthetic vision, creativity and discipline; we work closely with our clients to develop design solutions that are safe, functional, and attractive to meet the patron's needs using the space. We, at Interior Design Arts plan interior spaces of almost every type of space, including offices, restaurants, salons and private residences. The results of our work prove that a good design boosts business productivity, attract a more affluent clientele and increase a building's market value. Depending on the complexity of the project, Interior Design Arts might also submit drawings for approval by a construction inspector to ensure that the design meets building codes. If any project requires structural work, we work with an architect or engineer for that part of the project. Most designs also require the hiring of contractors to do technical work or artists to create finishes or custom furnishings. We offer to choose and write work contracts with contractors and independent artists as well. Interior Design Arts offers professional help during all of the stages of design and decorating process of interior spaces as well as changes to outside elevation: storefronts, restaurant fronts, private residences, etc.

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Summary

Interior designers select and specify colors, furniture, and other materials to create useful and stylish interiors for buildings.

Interior designers make interior spaces functional, safe, and beautiful for almost every type of building: offices, homes, airport terminals, shopping malls, and restaurants. They select and specify colors, finishes, fabrics, furniture, flooring and wallcoverings, lighting, and other materials to create useful and stylish interiors for buildings.

Many interior designers worked for the specialized design services industry or for architectural, engineering, and related services industries. In 2010, about 30 percent were self-employed.

Interior designers need a bachelors degree with a focus on interior design.

The median annual wage of interior designers was $46,280 in May 2010.

Employment of interior designers is expected to increase by 19 percent from 2010 to 2020, about as fast as the average for all occupations. Designers will be needed to respond to consumer expectations that the interiors of homes and offices meet certain conditions, such as being environmentally friendly or more easily accessible.

Compare the job duties, education, job growth, and pay of interior designers with similar occupations.

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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) October 31, 2013

Dsg.nr, http://dsg.nr (pronounced "designer"), an online design collaboration platform, launches its "beta preview" app today. It aims to change the way interior designers and consumers concept and create their digital design boards, which is currently a difficult, costly process. While popular sites such as Pinterest and Houzz serve as places for people to gather inspiration for interior design projects, Dsg.nr takes it to another level by giving them tools to manipulate images and create their own vision for how they want to design a space.

After seeing interior designers experience the frustrations and limitations of complicated, expensive software programs such as Photoshop, the Dsg.nr team created a free web-based application that helps designers of all levels, consumers and professionals, create boards in minutes, not hours. The design tool aims to eliminate the needless hours that designers spend cataloging and tracking products, manipulating images and compressing files to share with others.

"At the idea stage, design communication should be simple and flexible. Anyone should be able to grab images and move them around as naturally as they speak," said Nancy Quan, a former professional interior designer, Co-Founder and CEO of Dsg.nr.

The new Dsg.nr web tool allows users to easily find product images from mainstream brands as well as from retailers with unique offerings and add them to their design boards. In addition, users can easily add their own products onto their boards by simply dragging and dropping images from most websites as well as from their desktop.

Users can arrange items freely, add labels and share the design boards easily. The free design board tool is available to users who sign up at http://dsg.nr.

"The design board editor is just a minor portion of what we are envisioning; ultimately, we will build a platform that will provide true social collaboration features to help designers streamline their processes and make it easier for them to share their ideas with clients and keep costs down. Were excited to invite users to join our community and share their ideas with everyone," said Oscar Medina, Co-Founder and CTO of Dsg.nr.

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Driven by a team passionate about design and technology, Dsg.nr (http://dsg.nr) is a web-based social collaboration platform for interior design. The San Francisco-based startup was founded in May 2013 and has just released the first version of its main product, the design board editor. Dsg.nr is working towards building out other exciting features.

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The Professional Regulation Commission released Thursday the amended list of passers in the October 2013 Interior Designer Board Exam. Board resolution number 7 series of 2013 cites Republic Act 10350, known as the Philippine Interior Design Act of 2012, which states that a candidate must obtain a weighted general average of not less than seventy percent to pass the Licensure Exam for Interior Designers.

The PRC said it used the passing rate of 75% in the exam held earlier this month. Only 164 out of 292 examinees passed the test.

If the 70% passing rate was used, 38 more examinees would have been added to the original list of passers, which was made available online last October 23, the Commission explained.

By virtue of the board resolution, PRC corrected the error by amending the list, which now stipulates that 202 takers successfully hurdled the October 2013 Interior Designer Board Exam.

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Constance Mercer, an interior designer who worked in the Washington area for more than six decades, died Oct. 17 at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital in the District. She was 80.

The cause was a stroke, said her executor, Kenneth Garrison.

Ms. Mercer began her career at W&J Sloane, the Washington furniture retailer, before moving to John Robert Interiors, where she worked for nearly two decades.

She became president of Jeffrey Associates before opening a District-based interior design firm, Mercer Associates, in 1986. Ms. Mercer had clients across the country and in Washington, where she lived, and continued working until her death.

Constance Mercer was born in Richmond, moved to the District as a girl and graduated from the old National Art School in Washington in 1952.

She held leadership positions with professional organizations including the American Society of Interior Designers, which awarded her several honors, and was inducted into the Washington Design Centers hall of fame, said Garrison. He also said that Ms. Mercer did volunteer work with and served on the board of directors of the Washington Animal Rescue League.

She had no immediate survivors.

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