MN HF3285

Changes the certification requirement for interior designers to a licensing requirement under Minnesota Statutes, chapter 326.

Defines "licensed interior designer" as any person who holds out as able to perform or does perform professional services in planning or design of interior spaces, including preparation of documents, space planning, materials, and furnishings, or administration of construction for interior spaces where occupant life, health, safety, welfare, or property is concerned.

Exempts from licensing requirements: certain building components, architects, retail establishment employees providing interior design consultation, and persons providing selection and sale of surface materials and furnishings for exempt buildings.

Prohibits use of the title "licensed interior designer" or any similar title indicating licensed interior design practice unless the person has been licensed under sections 326.02 to 326.15.

Directs the revisor of statutes to change references from "certified" to "licensed" throughout Minnesota Statutes and Rules when referring to interior design regulated under chapter 326.