2019 IIDA Annual Report by IIDA HQ

2019 ANNUAL REPORT LEAD BY DESIGN

25 YEARS OF COMMUNITY As we write this letter to commemorate the successful year our Association has had, the world is a profoundly different place than it was in 2019, the fiscal year summarized in this IIDA Annual Report. The ways we conduct business, communicate with clients and colleagues, and spend time with our friends and loved ones have been significantly altered. Notably, our changing world has inspired many of us to strengthen our definition of community, reevaluate what it means to be part of a system of support, and—perhaps most importantly— discover profound and meaningful ways to come together to honor and celebrate our accomplishments, goals, and collective journeys, with fervor and appreciation. Now more than ever, design—and the community that makes design possible—indeed does matter. For IIDA, reflecting on our achievements in 2019 is especially thought-provoking, as we celebrated our 25th year of advocating for and advancing the profession of interior design. In 1994, the founders of IIDA envisioned a relevant and inclusive organization dedicated to articulating the value of the professional practice of interior design. To them, we owe sincere gratitude for a legacy of design excellence. Now, in an era hallmarked by rapid change, economic irregularity, cultural shifts, and technological advancement, the ability of design and its practitioners to eternally remind us what it means to be human is essential. We know our role as an organization, a community, and professional network is to continue championing the humanity of design, uplifting the people who make design possible, and ensuring that design remains inclusionary and accessible. While this year’s annual report illustrates the fiscal, social, and organizational health that IIDA enjoyed in 2019, it also serves as a notable measure of your individual commitment to design excellence, your support of local chapter endeavors and initiatives, and perhaps most importantly, demonstrates the strength of the collective community of design. Looking forward, uniting our past and our future. . . IIDA is you. And we wholeheartedly thank you for your passion, your vitality, and your investment of time and energy in the work being done by IIDA and the design community, locally, nationally, and globally.

Cheryl S. Durst, Hon. FIIDA Executive Vice President and CEO

Susana Covarrubias, IIDA President, 2019-2020

AT IIDA, WE LEAD BY DESIGN MEMBERSHIP OVERVIEW IIDA shapes, influences, and supports the design industry through a global network of designers, leaders, and educators.

15K+ MEMBERS 35 chapters 58 countries 120 campus centers IIDA REPRESENTS INTERIOR DESIGNERS AT EVERY LEVEL*

13%

49%

17%

30%

OF MEMBERS ARE PRINCIPALS AND/OR OWNERS

ARE EMERGING PROFESSIONALS WHO HAVE BEEN IN THE PROFESSION LESS THAN FIVE YEARS

92%

REPORT HOLDING A BACHELORâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S DEGREE OR HIGHER

* Based on the 2018 IIDA Compensation Report; new data coming 2021. ** Beginning in 2018, the industry segment includes manufacturers and other industry affiliates such as marketing professionals, lighting designers, etc.

HOLD THE NCIDQ CERTIFICATION

HOLD THE LEED CERTIFICATION

MEMBER TYPES

28%

INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS

22%

50%

DESIGNERS

STUDENTS

IIDA Membership dropped 1.7% from December 2018 to December 2019 but has grown 14.1% over the past five years. 7

ASSOCIATION OVERVIEW IIDA serves as a global authority and steward of the commercial interior design community. Through meaningful and relevant programming, events, information, and data, we address the business needs of design professionals, firms, and industry affiliates while providing support and connection to educators and students. Standing alongside our network of 15,000+ members across 58 countries, we advocate for advancements in education, design excellence, legislation, leadership, accreditation, and community outreach to achieve broad recognition and understanding of the value of interior design as a profession that enhances business outcomes and positively impacts the health and well-being of our daily lives. In this report, we have highlighted a few of our achievements and activities from 2019. While not an exhaustive list, it does provide a sampling of the priorities and programming the Association will continue to pursue in 2020 and beyond. You can learn more about everything we do at www.iida.org.

LEADERSHIP UPDATE In 2019, IIDA welcomed two new staff members to the IIDA Headquarters leadership team: Yasmin Spiro was appointed the role of Director of Content and Strategy, and Tracey Thomas was appointed Director of Strategic Sales.

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MEMBERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL BOARD FOR THE 2019-2020 TERM:

MEMBERS OF THE FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE 2019-2020 TERM:

PRESIDENT Susana Covarrubias, IIDA Gensler Northern Pacific Chapter

FOUNDATION CHAIR Alissa Wehmueller, IIDA Helix Architecture + Design Mid America Chapter

PRESIDENT-ELECT Sascha Wagner, FIIDA, AIA Huntsman Architectural Group Northern California Chapter

TRUSTEES Ronnie Belizaire, IIDA Daimler Michigan Chapter

VICE PRESIDENTS Ronnie Belizaire, IIDA Daimler Michigan Chapter

Edwin Beltran, IIDA NBBJ Ohio/Kentucky Chapter

Jeff Fenwick, Industry IIDA Tarkett North America Ohio/Kentucky Chapter James Kerrigan, FIIDA Jacobs Texas/Oklahoma Chapter Angie Lee, IIDA, AIA FXCollaborative New York Chapter Erika Moody, IIDA Helix Architecture + Design Mid-America Chapter Jon Otis, IIDA OIA-Object Agency New York, NY Doug Shapiro, Industry IIDA OFS Brands Gateway Chapter

Gilbert Broco, IIDA The CI Group Central Florida Chapter Jennifer Busch, Hon. IIDA New York Chapter Tara Headley, Associate IIDA Hendrick Georgia Chapter James Kerrigan, FIIDA Jacobs Texas/Oklahoma Chapter New additions to the IIDA board were recognized by major industry publications including Architectural Digest and Contract.

Cheryl S. Durst, Hon. FIIDA Executive Vice President and CEO IIDA Headquarters

INDUSTRY EXPERTISE AND PROGRAMS IIDA holds programs throughout the year that highlight member expertise, such as the annual Industry Roundtable, a facilitated dialogue among interior designers, manufacturers, and clients. Industry Roundtable 22, held in January 2019, focused on the state of the modern workplace. The event resulted in an executive summary report, work | life decoded, offering an overview of how we live, work, and design. In 2019, IIDA embarked on a six-city tour with KI for a series of discussions on Community as Strategy, a major movement within the design and architecture industries focusing on creating environments that reflect and support community stakeholders. Each conversation was moderated by IIDA Executive Vice President and CEO Cheryl S. Durst, Hon. FIIDA, and featured panels of designers, architects, clients, educators, and urban planners. IIDA also teamed up with Agati Furniture to deliver a webinar series covering topics ranging from biophilic design to how seating and ergonomics affect our productivity. This provided unique access to the thought leadership and innovation of both IIDA and Agati, and our compatible visions for a more efficiently designed world. IIDA brought together 30 young and emerging designers for Converge, a design summit on sustainability presented with Interface. The event, which took place in Atlanta in late 2019, focused on design’s role in the future of our environment and how to better create a more sustainable industry for the future. IIDA also offered programming at multiple domestic trade shows and conferences in 2019, including NeoCon, HD Expo, GlobalShop, the Healthcare

Design Expo and Conference, International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), and the International Design Conference (IDC). The Association continued to grow its global presence with the international Savor dinner series held in key markets such as Cincinnati, New York, Atlanta, San Francisco, Boston, and Milan during Milan Design Week; all dinners were hosted by Cheryl S. Durst and Royce Epstein, Industry IIDA, A&D design director for Mohawk Group. In a first-ever collaboration with AIA Chicago, IIDA hosted the sold-out “Designers and Architects Talk” series, a panel discussion at IIDA Headquarters addressing commercial interior design and architecture. Panelists engaged in provocative discussions about projects, firm leadership, and design strategy.

BENEFITING STUDENTS One of the most dynamic student/mentor programs in the industry, the 2019 IIDA Student Mentoring Program paired more than 1,000 students and mentors, allowing students to get out of the classroom and into the world of interior design. Student feedback from this experience continues to be overwhelmingly positive, with many making professional connections that ultimately result in ongoing mentorship, internships, and entry-level job offers. Students who participate in this program are eligible to submit an essay detailing their experience to the Wilsonart Essay Competition, which provides the winning student with $1,000 and roundtrip airfare and a two-night hotel stay in Chicago during NeoCon.

IIDA honored the winners of two inaugural scholarships this year at the 2019 IIDA Annual Meeting in June: the IA Interior Architects Diversity in Design Scholarship, established with an initial $50,000 donation from IA Interior Architects, and the John J. Nelson Sr. Scholarship, made possible through a donation by John Nelson, Sr. of $50,000. For the third year in a row, IIDA moderated a series of IIDA Student Roundtable discussions held in New York and Los Angeles in a published summary report. The accompanying summary report, (re) Designing Our Profession for Diversity, described the current state of leadership, diversity, and equity within interior design. The roundtables, hosted by OFS, brought together design students and practitioners to discuss the preparedness of emerging professionals to take on the ever-changing challenges of the design industry. The ninth annual IIDA Student Design Competition, sponsored by OFS, celebrates the talent of interior design students worldwide and allows them to showcase their projects to professionals. In 2019, student participants were challenged to space plan and design an ambulatory surgery center for a physicians group specializing in gastroenterology, orthopedics, and urology in Charlotte, North Carolina.

which unites design students, educators, and professionals in an effort to guide students as they shift from their school careers to their professional careers.

PROFESSIONAL TOOLS IIDA is committed to providing exclusive services to its members that help reap financial and professional benefits. The second iteration of the IIDA Interior Design Compensation Report launched in March 2019 with an updated Compensation Calculator. The report analyzes salary and benefit information of those in the interior design industry, allowing leaders to make informed business and hiring decisions. It is a vital resource for design professionals across the career spectrum. The first-ever IIDA Index launched in November 2018, with the second iteration in August 2019. A one-of-a-kind research tool and accompanying member-only web interface, the Index measures the health and metrics of the interior design industry exclusively. This, along with the IIDA job board provides concise information and accessibility to both seasoned and emerging design professionals.

IIDA also held numerous student-centered events and panels, including “Everywhere Has a Why,” a talk at Western Carolina University on the global cultural impact of design; the Texas Tech career fair organized by the IIDA Texas Tech University Campus Center; and the annual IIDA Texas Oklahoma Chapter’s signature SHIFT Student Conference,

ADVOCACY IIDA continues to work with a variety of stakeholders, including ASID and interior design coalitions around the country, to advocate on behalf of the interior design industry at the state and federal level. We monitor many issues including professional regulation and the ability to practice, taxes on services, procurement opportunities, and ownership issues. We strive to provide strong content and resources for all designers to learn how to advocate and communicate with lawmakers. The fifth annual IIDA Advocacy Symposium, held in Boston, drew interior design advocates from around the country. The September 2019 Symposium featured keynote speaker Arline Isaacson of Isaacson Political Consulting, Thom Banks of CIDQ, several state legislators, and various IIDA chapter leaders. The event focused on real strategies to move the interior design profession forward through legislative and grassroots advocacy.

IIDA FOUNDATION The IIDA Foundation supported the interior design profession through multiple channels in 2019. A not-for-profit, 501c3, philanthropic organization, the IIDA Foundation has a primary mission to advance interior design through education, research, and knowledge. The Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s initiatives include the 17th annual Designing for the Future Campaign, which raised nearly $20,000 in 2019 to support the NCIDQ Tuition Reimbursement Fund and the sponsorship of five IIDA Student members for an allexpense-paid trip to the 2020 IIDA Texas Oklahoma Chapter annual Student Conference, SHIFT. In addition, the Foundation oversees the NCIDQ Tuition Reimbursement Fund, which offers IIDA Associate members an opportunity to apply for financial assistance upon passing the NCIDQ

exam, and the Sustainable Design Education Fund, sponsored by Shaw, which provides IIDA Associate, Professional, and Student members who pass the LEED or WELL Accreditation Exam the opportunity to apply for tuition reimbursement. In 2019, 14 IIDA members received financial assistance for passing the NCIDQ exam and six IIDA members from five chapters received financial assistance for passing the LEED or WELL Accreditation Exam. As of December 2019, 179 IIDA members from 31 chapters received financial assistance for passing the NCIDQ exam and 59 IIDA members from 21 chapters received financial assistance for passing the exams. Six students also received scholarships from the IA Interior Architects Diversity in Design Scholarship Fund, established with an initial $50,000 donation from the firm IA Interior Architects. In addition, three students each received $10,000 scholarships from the John J. Nelson Scholarship Fund, established through a $50,000 donation from John J. Nelson, Sr., a founding principal of the firm NELSON. This scholarship fund was created to benefit and further the study of interior design and architecture by students of African American descent. In 2019, the Foundation presented two major interior design awards that champion equity and diversity in the interior design industry and the future of design. The IIDA Educator Diversity Award, in partnership with the Interior Design Educators Council Foundation, recognizes and celebrates an educator who is a representative of a diverse background and is making a significant contribution to interior design education The Anna Hernandez/ Luna Textiles Visionary Award recognizes a woman who owns a firm that specializes in interior design or product design.

Also administered through the IIDA Foundation, the Wilsonart Essay Competition invites IIDA Student members who participate in the IIDA Student Mentoring Program to submit an essay describing their mentorship experience of being mentored at an interior design firm. The winner of the Wilsonart Competition receives a $1,000 award. For all winnersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; names, please see page 14 of this report.

IIDA IN THE NEWS As an international thought leader for the commercial design industry, IIDA, its leadership, and its members are often quoted, highlighted, and represented in a variety of publications, both online and in print. In addition to the many industry publications that regularly feature news and insights related to IIDA and its members, we found broadened public recognition in 2019 via noteworthy interviews with IIDA leadership on issues ranging from the need for diversity in the industry to how to succeed in interior design featured in The New York Times, Contract, Business of Home, Forbes, Interiors and Sources, Architectural Digest, and Interior Design.

AWARDS IIDA honors the outstanding accomplishments of its members as well as industry experts, design visionaries, and emerging leaders. IIDA held 10 design competitions in 2019— honoring a range from product design to region-specific interior design projects. Between 2016 and 2019, IIDA has received more than 12,500 competition entries representing over 40 countries. Competition winners are published on IIDA.org, promoted on IIDA social media networks to more than 300,000 followers, celebrated with international press releases, and featured prominently in IIDA and partner publications. In 2019, IIDA announced two new awards in honor of the Association’s 25th anniversary. The IIDA Silver Founders and Silver Legacy awards recognize individuals and/or organizations that are significant to the founding of IIDA and have continued to support the ongoing strength and vitality of the commercial design industry. Star Award: Richard Saul Wurman Titan Award: Liz Ogbu Silver Founder: Interior Design Silver Legacy: Florence Knoll Student of the Year, sponsored by OFS: Sydney Peña, Student IIDA Member of the Year, sponsored by Contract: Susanne Molina, FIIDA Educator Diversity Award in partnership with the Interior Design Educators Council Foundation: Vibhavari Jani, IIDA, AIAS, EDRA, IDEC, IIA Anna Hernandez/Luna Textiles Visionary Award, in partnership with Contract and Teknion: Atelier Cho Thompson founded by Ming Thompson, IIDA, AIA, and Christina Cho Yoo, IIDA, AIA John J. Nelson Sr. Legacy Scholarship: Christina Bingham, Student IIDA, Seminole State College; Carl’Drail Cannon, Kent State University; Johnston Roberts, Florida State University Wilsonart Essay Competition: Dianne Engell, Student IIDA, El Centro College Student Design Competition, sponsored by OFS and Carolina: 1st place, Wan Ting Hsieh, Student IIDA; Ying Zhong, Student IIDA; New York School of Interior Design IA Interior Architects Diversity in Design Scholarship: 1st place, Jieyi Li, Student IIDA, ArtCenter College of Design

2019 IIDA BEST OF COMPETITION WINNERS BEST OF ASIA PACIFIC DESIGN AWARDS Project: YSY Maike Centre Flagship Store, Xi’an, China Firm: ikg inc., in partnership with Maike Investment Holdings Group, Tokyo, Japan GLOBAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS Project: UR Shanghai Flagship Store, Shanghai, China Firm: Domani Architectural Concepts, Guangdong, China GLOBALSHOP PRODUCT DESIGN COMPETITION Product: Converge Kinetic Retail Display Platform Manufacturer: Converge Retail HEALTHCARE DESIGN AWARDS Project: New York Proton Center, New York, New York Firm: Stantec, Washington, D.C. IIDA/CONTRACT MAGAZINE SHOWROOM & BOOTH DESIGN COMPETITION Showroom: Hightower Designer: Hightower in collaboration with Casey Keasler IIDA/HD EXPO PRODUCT DESIGN AWARDS Product: Flat Soft 9W3.81 Manufacturer: Sandler Seating Designer: Martin Ballendat INTERIOR DESIGN COMPETITION Project: Wuhan Panlong Plaza Yinxing Cinema, Wuhan, China Firm: One Plus Partnership Limited, Hong Kong LATIN AMERICA DESIGN AWARDS Project: Surf Simply, Guanacaste, Costa Rica Firm: Gensler, San José, Costa Rica WILL CHING DESIGN COMPETITION Project: Mean Noodles, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong Firm: OPENUU, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

CHAPTERS IIDA boasts 35 locally-led chapters across the globe. IIDA chapters host local networking opportunities and continuing education programs, support regional legislative concerns, and provide mentorship and career resources to prospective, new, and veteran members. Each dedicated chapter Board of Directors leads, organizes, and maintains chapter activities to ensure that design excellence is accessible to IIDA members everywhere. Alabama Carolinas Delta Regional Florida Central Gateway Georgia Great Plains Guadalajara Hawaii Pacific Illinois Indiana

Intermountain Japan Mexico City Michigan Mid-America Mid-Atlantic Milan New England New York North Florida Northern California Northern Pacific

Northland Ohio/Kentucky Oregon Pennsylvania/New Jersey/Delaware Rocky Mountain South Florida Southern California Southwest Tennessee Texas/Oklahoma Virginia/West Virginia Wisconsin

Since 2019, IIDA has overseen two chapter programs: The Catalyst Grant, a fund designed to spark growth and bring chapter goals to fruition by providing over $224,000 in the inaugural year to 22 chapters, and the Best Thing Ever (BTE) award, which honors chaptersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; crowning achievements. The winning chapters of the 2019 BTE awards were Mid-America, New England, North Florida, and Ohio/Kentucky. IIDA chapter presidents and presidents-elect, along with the IIDA International Board and IIDA Headquarters staff, came together twice in 2019 at IIDA Headquarters for the Chapter Leadership Council (CLC) to discuss chapter updates and exchange ideas and crucial operations information. These meetings give chapter leaders an opportunity to get together to share knowledge, explore issues, and discuss success stories and best practices. In addition to the national CLCs in Chicago, chapter leaders also met for five smaller regional meetings across the United States in Detroit, Nashville, New York, Omaha, and Phoenix.

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Over the last year, the Association continued to experience membership, sponsorship, and programming growth. Our focus on new programs, scholarships, and increased advocacy efforts serves the needs of our global presence and growing international membership. And growth requires investment. IIDA continued to increase our investments in capital costs, membership programs, and brand advocacy efforts. IN 2019 • Net membership dues increased over 11% due to new members, rate adjustments, and the restructuring of IIDA Industry membership levels • Expenses increased 2.5% due to increased member programs, development, and education • Operating cash flows continued to be positive • Total net assets increased 18% We invite you to review the adjacent charts that illustrate how funds have been been allocated. We continue to invest in our members’ professional development, elevating thought leadership, and expanding equity, diversity, and inclusion in the design profession.

HOW IIDA STACKS UP EXPENSE BY PROGRAM 2019

EXPENSE BY PROGRAM 2018

11% 21% 20%

39%

51%

2% 8%

% 13% 5

6% 4% MEMBERSHIP SERVICES FUNDRAISING AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT AND GOVERNANCE OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES ADVOCACY COMMUNICATION EDUCATION

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

$16,000,000 $14,000,000 $16,000,000 $12,000,000 $14,000,000 $10,000,000 $12,000,000 $8,000,000 $10,000,000 $6,000,000 $8,000,000 $4,000,000 $6,000,000 $2,000,000 $4,000,000 $0 $2,000,000 $0

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

NEW ASSETS

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

NEW ASSETS 2017

2018

2019

2017

2018

2019

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

$9,000,000 $8,000,000 $9,000,000 $7000,000 $8,000,000 $6,000,000 $7000,000 $5,000,000 $6,000,000 $4,000,000 $5,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $1,000,000 $2,000,000 $0 $1,000,000

$1,000,000 $0 $1,000,000

TOTAL REVENUE

TOTAL EXPENSES

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

TOTAL REVENUE

TOTAL EXPENSES

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

2017

2018

2019

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2019

INDUSTRY MEMBERS* 3form A-Z Office Resource, Inc. A1 Hospitality Inc ABET LAMINATI ACCO Brands ACME Brick Tile & Stone AG&M/Modul Marble AGATI AIS Alessi USA Inc Allermuir Allseating Allsteel/Gunlocke AM Cabinets, Inc. Amanti Art American Biltrite American Office AmericasMart Atlanta Andreu World Chicago Antron / Invista S.A.R.L. APG Office Furnishings Applied Textiles Arbee Associates Arborite Arc|Com Arcadia / Encore Seating Inc. ARCH Design, Artwork & Framing, Inc. Architectural Systems Inc. Architex International Archway Graphic Designs Ardd + Winter Arizona Lighting Sales, Inc. Arizona Tile ARK Armstrong Flooring, Inc. Armstrong World Industries Inc. Aronsons Floor Covering Arper USA Inc. Arteriors Home ASPECTA NORTH AMERICA, LLC AtlasMasland B3W, Inc. Barbarossa Leather Belknap White Group Benjamin Moore Bentley Bernhardt Design Bespoke Careers Best Tile of North Carolina Bolon Bona US Bonitz Flooring Boston Light Source

BPI Brentano Fabrics BuzziSpace C & C Wholesale Distributors C.F. Stinson, LLC C.H. Briggs Caesarstone Cambria Camira Group Carl Hansen & Son Carnegie Carpet Specialists, Inc. CertainTeed Corporation CFI CFS Group Chilewich Sultan, LLC Choice Designs Inc CI Select Claridge Products & Equipment Clarus Clipso Americas Inc. COG Colecraft Commercial Furnishings Commercial Flooring Systems Commodore Builders Common Sense Office Furniture Complete Office Furniture Concertex Conestoga Tile CONRAD Imports, Inc. Construction Specialties, Inc. Contract Furnishings, Inc.-Denver Contract Source, Inc. ContractSource Coordinated Resources, Inc. (CRI) COPA Contract Corporate Interior Systems Corporate Interiors Inc. Corporate Source, Ltd CPM One Source, Inc. Creative Materials Corporation Creative Office Pavilion Crossville, Inc. Crypton Custer D&B Tile Distributors Dakota Dal-Tile Corporation Dallas Market Center Dan Binford & Associates DARRAN Furniture Dauphin North America Davis Furniture Industries, Inc.

Decorative Materials Design Pool Design Resource Midwest Design Within Reach Designer Fluff Designer Fluff Designtex DeskMakers, Inc. Distributor Service Inc Division 9 Collaborative Douron Dunn-Edwards DuPont Company Ecore Commercial Edelman Leather EGGER Wood Products EJ Welch Co., Inc. EKO Element Designs Elysium Tiles Inc. Emerald Exposition Empire Office Emser Tile Endure Walls by Tedlar Environments Enwork EPIC contract Group ERG International ESI Ergonomic Solutions EvensonBest LLC Excel Dryer Fabric Wallcraft, Inc. Fashion Architectural Designs Fast Track Specialties, LP Fatboy USA Fiandre (Transceramica) FLEXCO Flokk AS Florida Tile Fluid Interiors Forbo Linoleum, Inc. Format Design Elements Formica Corporation Formology Inc. Foscarini France and Son Fre3dom Interiors Friant & Associates Fritz Hansen Galaxy Glass & Stone Galleher Garden on the Wall LLC Garrett Leather

GCI General Contractors Geiger Gerflor USA Glaspro/ Rowe Fenestration Global Furniture Group Goodmans Interior Structures Govsolutions, Inc. Great American Art Habitat Matter Hafele Hallmark Building Supplies Hamilton Parker Hardwoods-Inc Harris Richardson Representatives HAT Contract Haworth, Inc. HBF (Hickory Business Furniture) Henriksen Butler - UT Herman Miller Hightower HITT Contracting Hollabaugh Brothers and Associates HPFI HST Interior Elements Humanscale Corporation Hyphn IdeaPaint illuminate ImageWorks + MBI Indiana Furniture Infinium Interiors, Inc. Innovations In Wallcoverings, Inc. Innovative Office Products, LLC InPro Corporation Inscape Insidesource Institutional Interiors Inc Interface Interior Define Interior Environments Interior Resources Group Interior Talent International Design Guild International Wholesale Tile (Nautilus) Iris US ISCG J FYFFE COMPANY J+J Flooring JANUS et Cie John Watts Associates Karndean Design Flooring Kasthall KAYHAN

INDUSTRY MEMBERS* KBM-Hogue Keilhauer Kelly’s Carpet Omaha KI Kimball King Bostrom & Associates - KIBA Kirksey & Co. Knoll Koelnmesse, Inc. Koroseal Interior Products, LLC. Krowdsourced KV Workspace, LLC Lacava LLC Lamin-Art Inc. Lamps Plus Pros LebaTex, Inc. Len-Tex Corporation Lewis Art Consulting LG Hausys America LGS Group Light Corporation LINAK U.S. Liquid Elements Loftwall Longust Lonseal Loth Lotte Advanced Materials Louisville Tile LSI Wallcovering Lumicor Inc Lutron Electronics M L McDonald Sales Company, LLC Mannington Commercial MAPEI MarxModa Mats Inc. Mayer Fabrics McGrory Glass MDC Wallcoverings MDI Resources Meadows Office Interiors Mecho Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc. Michael Halebian & Company inc. Midwest Commercial Interiors Midwest Tile Marble & Granite Mike’s Custom Flooring Milliken Millington Lockwood Business Interiors Minted Modern Business Interiors Modern Luxury Boston Common Magazine

Mohawk Group Momentum Group Mosa Moss Walls MSA Industries Murals Your Way Mutual Materials Company National Office Furniture Navy Island Nello Wall Systems Nevins LLC NMG Workspace Solutions, LLC Noland Sales Corp NRF Distributors NW Art + Framing Nydree Flooring Octopus Products Office Designs Office Images, Inc. Office Revolution Officeworks Inc. NY OFS Ohio Valley Supply Okamura Corporation OM Omnilite One Workplace Panolam Surface Systems Parterre Flooring Systems Patcraft Patterson Pope Payless Office Products Peabody Office Pear Workplace Solutions Pental Surfaces Peterman Lumber, Inc. Pittsburgh Paints / PPG Industries Inc. PLP SoCal POLLACK Poppin Porcelanosa Prestale USA Pulp Studio, Inc. Questech RCF Group Reader’s Wholesale Dist., Ltd. Red Thread Resource One of Illinois, Ltd Richelieu America Ltd. RJE Business Interiors Rockfon Rookwood Pottery Room and Board

Roppe Corporation Roset USA Corp. Royer Commercial Interiors RT London (Michigan) San Diego Lighting Associates Sandler Seating Scandinavian Spaces Schluter Systems SCI Lighting Solutions Scott Group Studio Seating Inc SESCO LIGHTING Shannon Specialty Floors Inc. Shaw Contract Group Sherwin Williams ShimmerScreen Sickler Inc Signature Flooring SitOnIt Seating/ IDEON SK & Associates SKG Sloan Southwest Solutions Group Spacesaver Interiors Spartan Surfaces Specialty Tile Products, Inc. Specified Solutions Inc. Spectrum Construction Group, LLC Speedpro South Jersey Spokane Hardware Supply, Inc Spradling International, Inc. Standard Textile Steelcase, Inc. STIR Stone Solutions Stonepeak Ceramics Strategic Spaces Stylex Sunbrella / Glen Raven Sunderlands Sunline Office LLC Surface Elements, Inc Suzanne Tick, Inc. Swavelle swissQprint America T & L Distributing Tarkett USA, Inc. TAS Flooring / T&A Supply Co. Teknion, LLC Terrazzo & Marble Supply Companies Texas Wilson Office Furniture & Services The HON Company The Sliding Door Company

The Stone Collection The Systemcenter,Inc. Thomas Interior Systems Tiger Leather TileBar Torzo Surfaces Traditions in Tile Transact Commercial Interiors Transwall Trendway Corporation Tri-West, LTD. TuffSkin Surface Protection LLC Turnkey Project Services, LLC Unisource Solutions United Tile UPLIFT DESK USAI LIGHTING LLC USG Versatile Surfaces Versteel Via Seating Virginia Tile Co. Vitra Inc. Wallin Marketing Services, LP Watson Furniture Group WeidnerCA West Coast Industries (WCI) Wholesale Floors Northwest William M Bird and Company, Inc Willis Wilsonart WITTIGS OFFICE INTERIORS Wolf-Gordon Inc. Wood Cubicles Woodwright Hardwood Floor Company Workflow Interiors, Inc. Workplace Resource of Oregon Workplace Solutions Workrite Ergonomics WorkSpace Interiors

*as of December 2019. 23

ABOUT IIDA IIDA is the commercial interior design association with a global reach. We support design professionals, industry affiliates, educators, students, firms, and their clients through our network of 15,000+ members across 58 countries. We advocate for advancements in education, design excellence, legislation, leadership, accreditation, and community outreach to increase the value and understanding of interior design as a profession that enhances business value and positively impacts the health and well-being of peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lives every day. www.iida.org IIDA Headquarters | 111 E. Wacker Drive, Suite 222 | Chicago, IL 60601 | 312.467.1950 www.iida.org