Interior Designer Amendments

Summary

The bill updates Utah’s commercial interior design licensing law by redefining key terms, allowing designers to work in any building occupancy class as long as the work is non‑structural, and removing the previous height limit on interior partitions. It also makes it unlawful to use the certified title or practice without proper certification. The changes aim to give designers more flexibility while protecting public safety.

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