The Profession Of Interior Design In Canada

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n; that is why the Interior Design program is best suited for me. Interior design is understanding people's behaviours and creating functional spaces within a building to meet their needs, while interior decorating is the decoration and furnishing of a space to create a specific feel for a client. The profession of interior design in Canada, includes the conducts of ARIDO, IDC, NCIDQ. ARIDO is the Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario, the largest provincial organization in Canada. IDC stands for Interior Designers of Canada, which advances the occupation through professional development, communication, and responsibility. NCIDQ stands for National Council for Interior Design Qualification, which is to protect the health,

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