Interior Design Invoice Template (Free)
Free interior design invoice template. Bill design fees, procurement markup, furniture and site visits. Download PDF instantly, no signup required.
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An interior design invoice template that covers everything you actually bill: design fees, furniture and product procurement, markup, and site visits. Editable, printable, and free.
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What to include on a interior designer invoice
- Studio name and contact info
- Client name and project address
- Room / scope reference
- Design fee (flat, hourly, or per room)
- Product cost and markup or 'trade discount retained'
- Site visits and install supervision
- Shipping, freight, and receiving
- Payment schedule and cancellation terms
Example line items
| Description | Qty | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design fee — living + dining room | 1 | $3,200 | $3,200 |
| Procurement (sofa, rug, lighting) | 1 | $6,800 | $6,800 |
| Procurement markup (20%) | 1 | $1,360 | $1,360 |
| Site visit + installation supervision | 4 | $150 | $600 |
Subtotal: $11,960 Sales tax (7%): $837.2 Total: $12,797.2
Notes / terms
Product cost paid up front. Design fee billed on completion of each room. All purchases are non-returnable once ordered.
Legal & billing notes
- Disclose whether you charge markup on trade pricing or pass discounts through — clients dispute this later if unclear.
- Sales tax on furniture is charged where the goods are delivered.
- Custom orders are usually non-refundable; call this out on the invoice.
Frequently asked questions
Do interior designers charge markup on furniture?
Yes — a 15–35% markup on trade-priced product is standard. Disclose it on the invoice as a separate line or as 'net-to-designer trade pricing' so the client knows the model.
Should I invoice design fees separately from products?
Yes. Design/creative fees follow your milestones; product invoices are paid up front before ordering. Keep them on separate invoices for clean accounting.
How much deposit should I ask for?
Typical is 50% of the design fee up front and 100% of product cost before ordering.
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