Interior Design Contract

Do you want a professional Interior Design Contract for your clients?

You’ve just found a dream client for a new project. Your new interior design business is off to a roaring start. But you’re stuck with the contract.

We create legal templates for small businesses like yours. Real people who can’t afford lawyers but want to do business with confidence. We’ve helped 2194+ and counting.

Grab our Interior Design Contract template. In less than ten minutes, you’ll have the contract in your hands. It’s written by lawyers, so there’s no stressing about the legalities. Simply fill in your details, present it to your client and do the deal today!

What is an Interior Design Contract?

An Interior Design Contract is a legal agreement between an interior designer and a client.

It covers all of the important terms of your client journey – how you will work together, for how long, and what you will charge.

You can move the needle in your business with an Interior Design Contract template:

• That gives you peace of mind your legals are covered
• Avoids any awkward conversations because the relationship is clear
• Shows you’re a professional who’s legit

Who is this Interior Design Contract for?

• Interior Designers
• Interior Decorators
• Suitable for all Australian states and territories

What does our Interior Design Contract template include?

Our template covers everything you need:

• Services – description of your services
• Fees – what you charge for your work
• Expenses – any extra charges for expenses
• Payment Terms – essential, how you will get paid! Includes deposit and overdue amounts
• Our Responsibilities – what you are responsible for
• Client Responsibilities – what the client is responsible for
• Intellectual Property – intellectual property rights for the works you create
• Disclaimer – important legal clause
• Client’s Warranty and Indemnity -important legal clause
• Changes to Scope – how you will deal with change requests and out of scope work
• Confidentiality – to protect confidential information
• Limitation of Liability – to protect you against claims for losses and damages
• Termination – how either party can end the agreement
• Dispute Resolution – process to deal with any problems that may arise
• General – standard contract clauses such as Assignment, Severance, Entire Agreement, Waiver and Governing Law

Other names for an Interior Design Contract

• Interior Design Terms & Conditions
• Interior Design Service Agreement
• Terms of Trade
• Terms of Business
• Client Agreement
• Services Agreement

Do I need a contract for my interior design clients?

Heck yes. If you run your interior design business without a contract – you’re exposed. If something goes wrong, you have no fallback. Is that how you want to do business?

If you’re lying awake at night wondering about when you’ll get “The Email”. You know: “The Email” that makes your tummy flop and your milk turn sour – you need this contract.

No one needs that stress in their life. It’s simple, easy, fast, and legally binding. Get yourself sorted in 10 minutes.

How do I fit the scope into the contract?

The best way to do this is to have TWO documents that you provide to clients:

1. Proposal – a detailed overview of the design services you will provide and the scope of your engagement

2. Terms and Conditions – your official agreement with the important legal terms

This gives you more flexibility, and it means that you can customise each proposal without having to condense the detailed information into a standard contract.

What happens if the client wants to change the scope?

We have included a clause to cover any changes to the scope and how you can address this. Any requested changes which are out of scope will normally incur additional fees for the client.

You also have the option to refuse any changes to the original scope unless the client agrees to pay you additional fees for the work.