Missouri SB991 modifies provisions relating to interior designers, including licensing requirements and scope of practice.
Missouri SB991 modifies provisions relating to interior designers by defining the practice of licensed interior design, which includes programming, planning, and conceptual design of interior nonstructural elements. The bill outlines qualifications for licensure, including education and experience requirements, and mandates passing an examination. It also specifies that licensed interior designers must be in responsible charge of interior design projects that affect health, safety, and welfare.
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