Asid

ASID stands for the American Society of Interior Designers, a professional association for interior designers in the United States. It is a non-profit organization that serves practicing designers, educators, students, and allied professionals. The society’s mission is to advance the interior design profession and to enhance the public understanding of interior environments by promoting professional standards, education, research, and advocacy.

ASID provides continuing education, practice resources, and networking opportunities through its national office and a network of regional chapters. It hosts events, recognizes excellence through design awards, and publishes industry information and guidance on topics such as ethical practice, project management, and sustainability. The organization also maintains a Code of Ethics and Professional Practice Guidelines to guide members in professional conduct and responsible design.

ASID supports the ASID Foundation, a related nonprofit that funds interior design research, scholarships, and grants. Membership categories typically include practicing designers, educators, students, and allied professionals, with benefits such as access to resources, news, discounts, mentoring, and leadership opportunities. The organization advocates for public policy and licensure standards related to the practice of interior design and collaborates with industry stakeholders to promote quality, safety, and accessibility in built environments.