Interior Designer: Retired
BIID Registered Interior Designer® Members who wish to retain their links with the Institute.
Member Benefits
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BIID Logo
Use of the well-recognised BIID Retired Member logo and appellation on your website and marketing materials.
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Diary of events
Keep in touch with your interior design community at our numerous networking events.
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Influence your industry
Volunteer on a committee that works to improve an aspect of the industry you are passionate about, such as policy or education.
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Exclusive discounts
Complimentary tickets to industry events, and publications.
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Institute business
Have your say and vote at the BIID annual general meeting.
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Stay up to date
Receive industry news via the e-newsletter for updates on our latest news, events, resources, and offers.
Eligibility Criteria
Interior designers must be existing BIID Registered Interior Designer® to qualify for Retired Member.
Application Process
No application is required. BIID Registered Interior Designer® members should email the office to request their membership is transferred to Retired membership.
Membership Fees
The subscription rate for Retired Members *£130 + VAT.
*If you switch to paying by direct debit you can spread your payments over the year by a direct debit collection only. If payment is made by BACS/Credit or Debit card the full invoice amount must be paid. Fees are reviewed annually.
Terms and Conditions
- Annual Subscription - Our financial year for membership runs from 1st April to 31st March. Annual subscriptions are due on the 1st April. Individuals who apply mid-year will be issued an invoice calculated monthly on a pro-rata basis.
- Resignations - Members should inform the Institute by 31st March if they do not wish to renew their membership.
- Refunds - No refunds of a subscription or part subscription are possible.
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