US Interior Designers Email List

Reach interior designers and decorators in the United States using available emails, phone numbers, websites, addresses, and location fields. Review the live coverage and masked sample before downloading the countrywide CSV or building a narrower list.

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Last update: July 2026File type: CSV/Excel

How many listings for interior designers does SphereScout include in the USA?

Snapshot calculated

This snapshot contains 46,000+ public business listings in the โ€œInterior Designersโ€ category. Of those, 34,000+ (75.4%) have a website, 23,000+ (50.6%) have at least one email address, and 42,000+ (92.5%) have at least one phone number.

Public business listings
46,000+
Businesses with a website
34,000+ (75.4%)
Businesses with email
23,000+ (50.6%)
Unique email addresses
29,000+
Businesses with phone
42,000+ (92.5%)
Unique phone numbers
44,000+

What these figures show

  • Website coverage is 24.8 percentage points higher than email coverage in this snapshot.
  • The 4 leading areas shown account for 22% of the listings in this dataset.

Where these listings are concentrated

  • California3,500+8.3% of this dataset
  • Florida2,500+5.4% of this dataset
  • New York2,000+4.6% of this dataset
  • Texas1,500+3.7% of this dataset

SphereScout includes public business records mapped to its interior designers category. This measures SphereScout's dataset coverage, not the official size of the market. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.

What is included in this list of interior designers and decorators in the United States?

This CSV contains public business and location profiles from the United States that map to SphereScout's interior designer and interior decorator categories, with the available contact details for each profile. It is a business prospecting file, not a list of individual people.

What one row represents

One public business or location profile mapped to an included category. For most independent businesses, the published contact reaches the owner or local team; for multi-site operators, it routes to a branch or central team. A named designer or direct contact for a qualified professional, studio owner, or buyer is not guaranteed.

Included in this file

  • Public business and location profiles for interior designers and decorators in the United States, mapped to the categories shown on the page.
  • Available business names, categories, addresses, regions, cities, websites, emails, phone numbers, and public profile links.
  • Separate branches or offices when they have distinct public profiles.

Not included

  • Project budgets, client lists, tender pipelines, qualifications, awards, or named employee contacts.
  • Guaranteed names or direct contacts for a named designer, qualified professional, studio owner, or buyer.
  • Proof that every profile offers a specific service, holds a license or qualification, or is currently operating.

Fields available when present

  • Business or location name and public categories
  • Address, region, city, and ZIP code
  • Website and public profile links
  • Business email addresses
  • Phone numbers

Need a narrower list for the United States?

Build a custom list by state, city, ZIP code, or included category, then use each website to confirm the services and whether the published contact belongs to a local office or headquarters. Use the portfolio to confirm services. CIDQ's jurisdiction map explains where title or practice rules apply; it is not a directory of every business.

Which interior design businesses should you target?

Start with the project type your offer supports. Use the category and portfolio to distinguish design studios, decorators, and commercial specialists before contacting them.

Interior design studios

Commercial fit

Suitable for finishes, furniture, lighting, 3D rendering, project software, samples, and trade services.

What to check

Portfolio, project type, city, website, email, phone

Interior decorators and home-styling businesses

Commercial fit

Focus on products and services for furnishing, color, textiles, accessories, and residential styling.

What to check

Category, portfolio, services, website, location

Commercial and hospitality specialists

Commercial fit

Verify office, retail, hotel, restaurant, or multi-site experience from completed projects before outreach.

What to check

Portfolio sectors, project geography, studio size signals, website

Sample Preview

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CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
TAM InteriorsSaint Petersburg, Florida13 0 ** ** 33t***@t***.comwww.tam-interiors.com
El Callejon ArtChula Vista, California16 1 ** ** 60c***@e***.comwww.elcallejonart.com
Interior Design StudioWillmar, Minnesota13 2 ** ** 81i***@i***.netinteriordesignstudio.net
My Favorite Room by KBM DesignsMckinney, Texas19 7 ** ** 05k***@g***.comwww.kbmdesignsinteriors.com
LUXE HOME COMPANYPrinceton, New Jersey16 0 ** ** 00i***@l***.comluxehomecompany.com
Global Home Interior DesignPrinceton, New Jersey12 1 ** ** 52p***@g***.comwww.globalhomeny.com
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Related business types included

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Interior DesignersInterior Decorators
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Who uses an interior design business list?

Use the file when design studios and decorating businesses specify, buy, or recommend what you sell. Review the portfolio and project type before contacting a studio.

Furniture, lighting, and materials suppliers

Practical use

Find studios that may specify furniture, lighting, finishes, textiles, hardware, samples, or made-to-order products for client projects.

Fields to review

Category, portfolio, project type, website, email, phone

Design software and professional services

Practical use

Reach practices about CAD, 3D rendering, project management, procurement, photography, insurance, and other studio tools.

Fields to review

Business name, website, services, location, email, phone

Trade events, publishers, and recruiters

Practical use

Build invitation, partnership, subscription, or recruitment lists without treating the file as a directory of named designers.

Fields to review

Business name, city, website, email, phone

How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV

SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licenses, and inspections separate from the file.

  1. Match the displayed business categories

    SphereScout selects public business profiles matching the categories shown in the current page breakdown. These labels define the file's scope but do not replace official activity codes or authorizations.

  2. Structure available public details

    SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.

  3. Publish current counts and deliver the CSV

    SphereScout refreshes public business profiles regularly, publishes the latest collection date and current record counts, and delivers the selected records as a structured CSV.

See collection timing and source methodology

Using business contacts in the US

The FTC states that CAN-SPAM applies to commercial email, including business-to-business messages. The law does not create a general B2B opt-in requirement, but a purchased or publicly listed address does not make the campaign automatically compliant; the sender remains responsible for the message, opt-out process, vendors, and any other applicable federal or state rules.

Read the FTC's CAN-SPAM compliance guide
  • Use accurate header, sender, routing, and subject-line information.
  • Identify the message as advertising when required and include a valid physical postal address.
  • Provide a clear, functioning opt-out method that does not require a fee or unnecessary personal information.
  • Honor opt-out requests within 10 business days and maintain reliable suppression records.
  • Monitor agencies and platforms sending on your behalf because both the promoted business and sender can remain responsible.
  • Most genuine business-to-business sales calls are exempt from the FTC Telemarketing Sales Rule, but the exemption has limits, does not cover calls selling to employees for personal use, and does not displace FCC or state rules. Identify the caller, avoid deceptive claims, and honor company-specific do-not-call requests.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a list of named people?
No. Each row represents a public business or location profile. It does not guarantee a named person, job title, or direct personal email address.
Does every profile have an email address?
No. The live coverage section shows how many current profiles include an email, phone number, or website before purchase.
Can I filter the file by location or category?
Yes. The ready-made file covers the country shown on the page, and the custom list builder supports geography and category filters.
Does the category prove a designer's qualifications or services?
No. Use the portfolio to confirm services. CIDQ's jurisdiction map explains where title or practice rules apply; it is not a directory of every business.
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