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A Smart Money magazine article titled 10 Things Interior Designers Won't Say notes that clients who aren't charged flat fees can pay hourly rates that range from $75 to $250. Costhelper.com estimates that interior decorators' rates range from $35 to $500 per hour. Hourly rates can get pricey if you have a big project, and you also could be charged for work a decorator's or designer's assistant does in relation to your project.
1 Some decorators work for free; they're earning commissions from merchants and may steer you to the highest priced products. 2  Others charge a fixed fee, of $500-$10,000 or more depending on location and reputation. 3  Hourly rates can be $35-$500, again based on location and reputation. Hourly rates can be $35-$500, again based on location and reputation. 2  Decorators working on a flat rate or hourly basis may also charge a percentage of any products purchased. 3  It's possible to hire a decorator for just a few hours, to give you guidance and ideas.