Membership
Membership with the Interior Designers of Alberta connects you to a vibrant professional community, offering valuable networking opportunities, mentorship pathways, and access to the broader national IDC network.
Members stay informed through industry events, learning opportunities, and exclusive news while benefiting from business tools such as discounted insurance, model contracts, and directory listings. By joining, you also gain a voice in advancing the profession through advocacy, self-regulation, and participation in shaping the future of interior design in Alberta.
Application Process:
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Step 1 One time non-refundable purchase. Free for Student and Retired Levels. |
Step 2 ID Alberta will review your application and reach out if more information is needed. |
Step 3 IDA will send you a confirmation email with a link to purchase your membership. |
Step 4 The application process is complete. You are now an active Member. |
Before You Apply - Do You Qualify?
Please review the qualifications required for your membership level before applying.
Registered Membership is the highest level of professional qualification for interior designers in Alberta. It is the standard of excellence for the interior design qualification for the public and profession alike.
Associate membership is intended for those practioners who do not qualify or choose to become Registered Members, but wish to maintain an ongoing professional relationship with the interior design profession.
Intern Membership is intended to bridge post-secondary education and Registered or Associate membership. During this period individuals gain verified experience and complete examinations that are necessary for Registered or Associate membership.
Student membership is intended for individuals who are enrolled in a post-secondary interior design education program. It offers a means for individuals to become familiar with the profession and professional associations.
Retired membership is intended for former Registered and Associate members who are not longer permanently engaged in the profession but who wish to retain a connection to the profession.
Land Acknowledgement For all of Alberta, including Treaty 6, Treaty 7, Treaty 8 and the Metis Nation
We acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands of the Indigenous Peoples of Alberta, including those covered by Treaties 6, 7, and 8, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.
We honour the histories, cultures, and ongoing contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples.