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About IBISWorld Industry Reports An industry redesign The industry has been hit hard as consumers and businesses have significantly reduced spending on the discretionary services of interior designers. But as the economy begins to recover, so will the industry, which will experience design trends that incorporate technology, environmentally friendly materials, larger kitchens and bathrooms for entertaining and senior-friendly layouts. An increase in tourism will push support from hotels and restaurants. In-depth industry market research presented in a logical and consistent format. Including 32 pages of insights covering industry conditions, key statistics, competitor analysis and market share, product and customer segmentation and a 5 year forecast.
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Interior design services |
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Other |
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Products specified as part of an integrated interior design |
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Subcontract work |
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Key Industry Statistics
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| Industry Revenue |
*11,023.1 |
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$Mil |
| Revenue Growth |
*-5.4 |
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| Industry Gross Product |
*3,089.8 |
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$Mil |
| Number of Establishments |
*79,589 |
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*68,964 |
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| Employment |
*107,285 |
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| Total Wages |
*2,428.4 |
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The industry entails planning, designing and administering projects in interior spaces to meet the needs of the people using them. Firms take into consideration building codes, health and safety regulations, traffic patterns and floor planning, electrical needs and interior fittings and furniture. Interior designers and interior design consultants work in areas such as hospitality design, healthcare design, institutional design, commercial and corporate design and residential design.
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Factors Affecting This Industry
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The major products and services covered in this market research report are:
- Interior design services
- Other
- Products specified as part of an integrated interior design
- Subcontract work
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The primary activities of companies in this industry are:- Interior decorating consulting
- Interior design consulting
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