American Society of Interior Designers - Member Benefits and Events - Research and Publications

Research and Publications

  • ASID ICON, the Society's award-winning magazine, the publication for interior design professionals. Published six times a year, ASID ICON includes design research and business trends, along with information on key Society and chapter issues and events.
  • ASID NewsFlash delivers design and Society news biweekly via e-mail.
  • ASID is a key nonprofit provider of information, knowledge and research for the interior design industry. Each year, ASID distributes more than 200,000 research and business publications through mail orders, online and at design conferences.
  • Eye on Design, a weekly industry newsletter exclusively for members, sent via e-mail, which provides research on current, newsworthy items within the industry.
  • The ASID Web site features information, news, publications, marketing materials and other resources for professional designers, design students and the public. The site includes the Sustainable Design Resource Center and the Universal Design Resource Center, as well as the ASID Referral Service.

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