Having a strong Service Agreement and contract as an interior designer is imperative. We've teamed up with Alyce Zawacki, attorney for creatives, to create detail oriented, thorough, and easy to understand contracts for interior designers. This service agreement is specifically for in person, or full service, interior design services.

What's Included:

• Scope of Work
• Change in Services
• Service Fees
• Expenses + Sales Tax
• Budget + Fee Estimates
• Payment Methods
• Overdue Payments
• Fee Disputes
• Delivery Estimates
• Design Plans
• Approvals + Revisions
• Procurement
• Receiving + Storage
• Installation
• Refunds + Exchanges
• Damages
• Access + Preparation
• Insurance + Permits
• Third Party Contractors
• Subcontractors
• Maintenance 
• Creative Discretion
• Meetings + Site Visits
• Business Hours
• Communication
• Conduct
• Intellectual Property
• Publicity + Photography Rights
• Termination + Postponement
• Representations + Warranties
• Limitation of Liability
• Indemnification
• Confidentiality
• Dispute Resolution
• Force Majeure + MORE

If you provide virtual interior design services, or e-design services, be sure to check out our Virtual Design Service Agreement to ensure you're properly protected with a modified contract.

Simply purchase the Interior Design Service Agreement, download the fully editable Word Document and follow the highlighted prompts. It couldn't be more simple to identify where to fill in the blank, make adjustments suitable to your specific project or business model, and send off to clients digitally or print and sign. 

SUITABILITY:

This Interior Design Agreement is to be used for full-service interior design services whereby the interior designer is providing in-person design, procurement, installment, and styling services. You have the option to include contractor liaison services for construction projects under this agreement (if you offer this service). The statement of work should be used to define the scope of services that you will provide to the client.

Disclaimer: While these contract templates are drafted in collaboration with an attorney, they are intended for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. These contract templates should not be used as a substitute for an attorney or a law firm, and we highly recommend that you have an attorney in the state that you live review these agreements to ensure they are suitable for your use. These templates have been drafted in accordance with general United States principles of contract law and are designed for those doing business in the United States. However, to ensure that the templates are suitable for the specific state that you are based in, you should consult with a lawyer qualified in your jurisdiction. Using these contract templates does not in any way create a client-attorney relationship with Alyce Zawacki or Alyce Zawacki Law, PLLC.