Fortunately, now pregnancy coverage is much more accessible. If you do not have medical coverage through an employer, Medicaid, or CHIP (Childrenâs Health Insurance Program), you can find an insurance plan through the Marketplace.
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.
Should we hire an interior designer? How much will it cost? We plan on remodeling our town home (floors, paint, window treatments) I have an idea of what I want but I'm not sure I'm making the right decisions. I got a quote from an interior designer who was referred to me. She's charging $75 per hour and estimates our project would be 10-15 hours.