Interior designers marry creativity with knowledge of architecture to sketch the design or revamp of interior spaces. They will make decisions for whichever home features they work with, including colors, lighting, textures, and furniture. If agreed upon at the start of the job, your interior designer may also purchase and install furniture for you and manage the physical work.

Interior designers can take measurements to get the specifications they need for their designs, ensuring that the drawings are not misleading and are precise to every inch. They have a deep and broad knowledge of each type of material and its features to create quality interiors in terms of design and safety.

If you intend to hire an interior design service, you must understand what it will cover and how its roles will fit in with the other parties involved in your project, such as architects, builders, decorators, etc.

A typical workday of an interior designer can vary but likely revolve around assessing the practicality of a proposed project plan, researching and photographing project areas, presenting ideas to clients, and creating CAD drawings for potential designs.