Interior Design Contract

- Names of Parties to Agreement
- Contract Items and Package
- Scope of Interior Design Project Clause
- Project Schedule Clause
- Fees & Reservation Retainer Clause
- Delays to Project Schedule Clause
- Changes to Project Scope Clause
- Travel Fees & Expenses Clause
- Term & Termination Clause
- Copyright and Trademark Rights Clause
- Refunds & Cancellations of Design Items Purchased Clause
- Insurance Clause
- Permits Clause
- Designer Drawings Clause (including a disclaimer that you are not a certified architect, engineer, or contractor)
- Third-Party Vendor Release of Liability Clause
- Artistic Style Clause
- Photo and Work Product Usage by Designer Clause
- Confidentiality Clause
- Communication Clause
- Disclaimer of Warranties Clause
- Maximum Damages Clause
- Limitation of Liability Clause
- Force Majeure Clause
- Sales Tax Clause
- Entire Agreement Clause
- Venue and Jurisdiction Clause
- Arbitration Clause
- Severability & No Waiver Clause
- Transfer Clause
- Headings Clause
- Notice Clause
- Counterparts; Facsimile Signatures Clause (aka electronic signature clause)
- Signature Lines

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