What Interior Design U.S. covers
Interior Design U.S. publishes reference articles on residential interior design in the United States, covering room dimension minimums from the International Residential Code, kitchen and bath planning guidelines from the National Kitchen and Bath Association, accessibility clearances from the 2010 ADA Standards and ICC A117.1, lighting levels from Illuminating Engineering Society recommendations, trade wages and remodel costs by region, and the structure of a residential design contract.
How to use the publication
Articles distinguish published requirements, recommendations and illustrative calculations so that readers can identify the basis of a stated figure. Source links and dates help readers check which edition, location and conditions apply. A published example does not establish the requirements for an individual property, contract or application.
Publication byline and illustrations
The name Interior Design U.S. identifies the publication and does not describe a staffed office or a professional design practice. The byline does not claim a particular staff size, professional qualification or office location. Artificial intelligence tools assist with text and image production. Images marked as AI-generated are illustrations, not photographs documenting completed projects.
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