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What does TAID stand for?
TAID stands for Texas Association For Interior Design. It is an association representing all the business and legislative aspects of the Interior Design industry in Texas.
What does RID stand for?
RID stands for Registered Interior Designer.
What does it mean to be a Registered Interior Designer?
A Registered Interior Designer (RID) in Texas is a professional who has met specific education, experience, and examination requirements set by the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners (TBAE). RIDs create functional, code-regulated interior spaces while adhering to safety and regulatory standards to stamp and seal drawings.
What does TAID do?
TAID Speaks as a single unified voice on legislative issues, which affect the business
of interior design in Texas. It keeps members informed on Health, Safety and Welfare issues through newsletters, focus groups, seminars and personal contact. TAID monitors the Texas legislature for all proposed bills that may influence the way Interior Design products or services are sold, bought or specified.
Why should I support TAID?
The Texas Association for Interior Design (TAID) was formed by Interior Designers to protect the future of the Interior Design profession in Texas. Recognizing the need for political advocacy, TAID established its own PAC, known as TAID-PAC—Texas Association for Interior Design Political Action Committee. We raise funds to educate Texas legislators educate legislators about our industry and secure their support, ensuring the future of our profession.
How can I become a TAID member?
TAID offers different membership levels for each individual. You can select a level and join by filling out our member application.
