Long before I became a designer myself, I believed that ASID membership was an indicator of quality and professionalism, and that one should only hire ASID designers. I grew up on the client side, and also around the professional side of the industry, with a father and uncle who were in the business, and [...]
Archive for July, 2008
Why ASID Membership is No Guarantee of Quality for an Interior Designer
Posted in Interior Design Legislation Opposition, Working With a Designer, ncidq certification licensing, tagged asid, NCIDQ, licensing, certification, regulation, codes on July 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
ASID: An Agency Out of Control
Posted in Interior Design Legislation Opposition, tagged asid, cease & desist, Florida, interior design legislation, Juan Montoya, Kelly Wearstler, license, licensing, opposition on July 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
http://cotedetexas.blogspot.com/2008/06/asid-agency-out-of-control.html
See this great blog post about how Kelly Wearstler, Juan Montoya, and other prominent interior designers have been issued Cease and Desist orders in the state of Florida for practicing interior design without a license.
Since Florida is one of three states with a practice act, which is a form of legislation prohibiting the practice of [...]
Why I Belong to Professional Interior Design Organizations – and What’s Wrong With Them
Posted in Interior Design Legislation Opposition, Professional Development, Working With a Designer, tagged asid, certification, creativity, credentials, Interior Design, license, licensing, NCIDQ, registration on July 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I like belonging to professional organizations mainly because of the networking and educational opportunities. While I am highly opposed to any sort of mandatory licensing of interior designers, I do still very much believe in increasing our knowledge base so that we can do the very best job we can for our clients. [...]




