Why a Designer?
The Professionals Of The Furniture And Design Communities
Are Asking That Question–And They Have Some Answers.
BY MICHAEL MCFADDEN, CALIFORNIA HOMES MAGAZINE There are about 40,000 interior design businesses in the United States. Some are large firms but many are small and strive to serve individual homeowners who have a specific budget. Yet the available research shows that only 15% of those who have a project large enough to warrant the services of a professional designer actually retain one, and the manufacturers of furniture and other products for the home are asking why.
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