Please note: The British Institute of Interior Design strongly recommends that designers use the RIBA Domestic Professional Services Contract 2020: Interior Design Services or the RIBA Concise Professional Services Contract 2020: Interior Design Services instead of the BIID Agreement for Interior Design Services: ID/10: 2010. The new contracts are available to personalise and download as PDFs via the RIBA Contracts Digital online tool.
The BIID Agreement for Interior Design Services 2010 (ID/10)
Originally published in 2005, this was the first ever industry standard contract for interior designers. Clear, transparent, and easy to use, the BIID Agreement for Interior Design Services 2010 (ID/10) provides a flexible range of Interior Design Services, through the appointment of an interior designer and/or architect.
It has been designed to create the fairest balance of risk between the designer and the client, and is suitable for use on a wide range of projects, including both commercial and domestic projects. In addition to design services, it also provides for the designer the ability to perform installation management services as an independent and impartial agent of the Client including monitoring of the execution of building work by others and the procurement of furnishings, fitting and equipment (FF&E); or to undertake as principal simple Building Works, Decorations and/or the supply of FF&E.