interior designer
A person or firm designing the appearance of virtually all interior spaces within a building.
Designers responsible for the appearance of a building's interior. Only firms or persons whose work applies to virtually all interior spaces are listed as a building's interior designers.
The building-level role requires work applying to virtually all of its interior spaces. Designing a single tenant suite or an isolated room does not meet that scope by itself.
The role concerns the appearance of the interiors. Supplying furnishings or selecting artworks can be related work without establishing responsibility for the overall interior design.
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