Interior Design Fees Masterclass

How should you be charging for your interior design work?

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Learn from real project experience, practical fee discussions and detailed project samples.

Pricing interior design services can feel difficult when you are working from instinct, comparing yourself with other designers or trying to predict how long a project will take.

In this practical recorded masterclass, Katie Malik shares her experience of pricing and delivering real interior design projects. You will see how different projects unfold, where time is spent and why understanding the full scope of your work is essential when setting fees.

This is not theory in isolation. It is a behind-the-scenes look at the commercial reality of interior design projects, supported by real project examples and detailed task breakdowns.

Your design fee needs to reflect more than the pretty pictures.

Interior design projects involve far more than concept design and visuals. There are meetings, presentations, sourcing, revisions, technical packages, surveys, administration, supplier conversations and countless decisions that can be easy to overlook when preparing a quote.When those tasks are not properly considered, a project can quietly absorb your time and reduce your profit. You may feel busy, but still wonder where the income has gone.

This masterclass will help you look at your projects more commercially, so you can begin to understand the relationship between your time, your costs, your scope of work and the fees you charge.

Inside the recording, Katie shares:

Masterclass topic	What you will gain
Real project experience	A practical view of how interior design projects develop beyond the initial concept.
Project fee considerations	A clearer understanding of the factors that need to be reflected in your pricing.
Time and task breakdowns	Insight into the hours that can be spent on design, visuals, technical work, sourcing, meetings, presentations, admin and revisions.
Different project scales	Examples ranging from a single-room design and colour consultation to residential refurbishments, commercial work and a full-house remodel.
Project samples	Concrete examples that allow you to compare the expected scope of a project with the work actually involved.
Commercial reflection	Prompts to help you review whether your current fees are covering the work you deliver.

See how the numbers change from project to project.

The recording includes project samples covering a range of scopes and scales, including:

•A commercial project involving two large open spaces.

•A two-bedroom house refurbishment.

•A single-room design with colour consultations.

•A full-house remodel involving most rooms.

Each example demonstrates how different tasks contribute to the overall project and how easily the real workload can extend beyond the work that is most visible to a client.

This masterclass is for interior designers who want to understand their fees more clearly.

It is suitable if you are new to the industry and unsure what to charge, if you are beginning to take on larger projects, or if you are already working with clients but questioning whether your current fees are sustainable.

It will also be useful if you regularly find that projects take longer than expected, include more revisions than planned, or involve significant amounts of unbilled administration and communication.

You do not need to have a particular pricing model to benefit. The principles are relevant whether you charge hourly rates, fixed project fees, staged fees or a combination of approaches.

Move from pricing by instinct to pricing with greater awareness.

This masterclass will not tell you to copy someone else’s rates. Instead, it will encourage you to look carefully at the work behind your own services and make more informed decisions about what you charge.

By the end of the recording, you should have a stronger understanding of the hidden workload within an interior design project and a clearer list of questions to ask when reviewing your own fee structure.

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Learn from Katie Malik’s project experience

Katie Malik is an award-winning interior designer and the founder of Katie Malik Design Studio and Interior Design Deconstructed. Her work spans residential and commercial interiors, giving her first-hand experience of the different demands, stages and responsibilities involved in delivering design projects.

Through Interior Design Deconstructed, Katie shares the practical knowledge behind running an interior design business, helping designers build greater confidence in areas such as pricing, project management, client communication and business systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a live masterclass?

No. This is a recorded masterclass, so you can watch it at a time that suits you and revisit the project examples whenever you need to review your pricing approach.

Is this suitable for new interior designers?

Yes. It is particularly useful if you are beginning to price your services and want to understand the full range of tasks involved in delivering an interior design project.

Is it useful for established designers?

Yes. The project examples can help you sense-check your current approach, especially if you are experiencing scope creep, unpaid work or projects that consistently take longer than expected.

Will the masterclass give me an exact fee to charge?

No. Your fees need to reflect your own experience, services, overheads, capacity and business goals. The masterclass is designed to help you understand the work and considerations behind your pricing, so you can make more informed decisions for your business.

What types of projects are included?

The recording includes examples from commercial interiors, residential refurbishment, single-room design and full-house remodel work.

How much does it cost?

The masterclass is available for a one-off payment of £59.

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Watch the recorded Interior Design Fees Masterclass and gain a practical insight into real project experience, project scope and the work that sits behind an interior design fee.

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