Professional Practice for Interior Designers - Christine M. Piotrowski

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Dormitories Condominiums Sustainable design Patio homes Senior housing Apartments Apartments in assisted‐living facilities Manufactured housing units Color consultation Vacation homes Historical restoration/renovation Residential restoration Custom closets/storage Kitchen and/or bathroom design Residential children's spaces Home offices Renovation for the physically challenged Home theater design Private yachts and houseboats Music rooms/game rooms Home staging
Almost any kind of commercial or business facility can become a specialty in interior design. Choosing too narrow a specialty, however, can limit the amount of business the interior designer will be able to obtain.
General offices
Facility planning
Corporate executive offices
LEED ® specialist
Professional offices
Law
Advertising/public relations
Accounting
Stockbrokers and investment brokers
Real estate and real estate development
Financial institutions: banks, credit unions, and trading centers
Architecture, engineering, and interior design
Consultants of various kinds
Health care
Hospitals and health maintenance group facilities
Medical specialty office suites
Nursing homes and assisted‐living facilities
Medical and dental office suites
Outpatient laboratories and radiological treatment facilities
Psychiatric facilities
Rehabilitation facilities
Medical laboratories
Veterinary clinics
Hospitality and recreation
Hotel, motels, and resorts
Restaurants, coffee shops, etc.
Commercial kitchens
Recreational facilities
Health clubs and spas
Country clubs
National and state park facilities
Amusement park facilities
Sports complexes
Auditoriums and theaters
Museums
Convention centers
Casinos
Set design: movies and television
Retail facilities/merchandising
Malls and shopping centers
Department stores
Specialized retail stores
Gift shops in hotels, airports, and other facilities
Store visual merchandising
Displays for trade shows
Showrooms
Galleries
Boutiques
Educational and institutional facilities
Colleges, universities, and community colleges
Secondary and elementary schools
Day‐care centers and nursery schools
Private schools
Churches and other religious facilities
Government offices (federal, state, and local)
Courthouses and courtrooms
Prisons
Industrial facilities
Corporate offices
Manufacturing facilities
Training facilities
Employee service areas, such as lunchrooms and fitness centers
Transportation
Airports, bus terminals, train depots, etc.
Tour ship design
Custom and commercial airplane interiors
Boats and ships
Recreational vehicles
Adaptive use
Restoration of historic commercial sites
Commercial products design

      It is also important to realize that the client who has contracted with the designer is often only one of the users/stakeholders that must be

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