1,983 Interior designer jobs in United States
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- Interior Lighting and Shade DesignerReference Audio Video & SecurityCoralville, IA$20.00 - $25.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply7d
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- Senior Interior Designer- ResidentialAnne Grice InteriorsAspen, CO$75K - $90K (Employer est.)Easy Apply23d
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Smithouse Design+Build5 ★Cockeysville, MD$50K - $60K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
Job Outlook for Interior Designer
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchInterior designers create spaces within buildings that are useful and aesthetically pleasing. To do so, they make functional and decorative choices about colors, lighting, and materials. They must possess skills including sketching, reading, and editing blueprints. They should also possess a solid knowledge of building codes, inspection regulations, and accessibility standards. A bachelor’s degree in a related field is generally required. Some states require licensure, including the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) exam. Demand for interior designers will remain steady.
Frequently asked questions
Searching for your next job as an interior designer? You can use Glassdoor to find companies hiring for new roles that match your skills. Discover entry level interior designer positions, remote interior designer jobs, and other positions for interior designers from a wide variety of companies.
If you're early in your interior designer career, try searching for junior or graduate positions to find a job that suits your experience level. Been in the field for a while already? You might want to check out lead and senior positions. If you're looking for flexibility, filter based on part-time and remote work opportunities.
Found a job posting you love? Put your best foot forward by preparing for an interview with some of the top interior designer interview questions. Practice makes perfect.
The job search is on, and you want to make sure you'll be compensated well and fairly. Make sure you know what the average salary is for interior designers and have all the information so you can negotiate the rate that's right for you. Here's how you can secure a high-paying interior designer position:
- Explore what other interior designers are earning near you. This can give you a sense of the range to expect.
- Keep in mind that your experience level will affect your salary. Read up on the interior designer career path to see where you are on your journey and what salary you can expect, depending on your seniority.
- Make note of all in-demand, marketable skills you have that might be relevant to an interior designer job, such as 3D design, Adobe Suite, and AutoCAD.
Having a good, fair salary is only one piece of the puzzle. Make sure you also explore perks and benefits different companies offer interior designers. For example, in addition to your salary, you may be provided:
- Funded work-life balance and wellness programs
- Paid time off, including holidays and personal time
- Commuter benefits such as transportation stipends
Extensive benefits are especially common at larger interior design firms such as Gensler, HOK, and Perkins & Will.