The Journal of Interior Design (JID) is a scholarly, refereed publication dedicated to issues related to the design of the interior environment. Scholarly inquiry representing the entire spectrum of interior design theory, research, education and practice is invited. Submissions are encouraged from educators, designers, anthropologists, architects, historians, psychologists, sociologists, or others interested in interior design. Click here to view the 2018 Publishers Report for the JID.
IDEC members can download issues of the JID as a benefit to their membership. Click here to access the JID online (you will need to log in with your IDEC membership log in information to access the JID).
CALL FOR DIRECTOR OF THE JID BOARD
The JID Board of Directors seeks an individual to join the Board in the role of Director. The term will run from May 2021 to April 2024.
For more details and instructions on how to volunteer, view the call here.
Call For Ad-Hoc Reviewers For The Journal of Interior Design (JID)
The JID Board of Directors is looking for reviewers to provide breadth and depth in the evaluation of manuscripts related to all forms of scholarship. All reviews occur in an online format using the Scholar One platform.
Click here for more details.
Special Issue Call for Papers
New Virtual Issue
Virtual Issue: Journal of Interior Design - Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing
The latest Virtual Issue from the Journal of Interior Design is now available. In the Journal of Interior Design's next Virtual Issue, Amanda Gale, Ph.D., explores the body of knowledge disseminated in the Journal of Interior Design focused on the multifaceted nature of wellbeing such as inclusivity, sense of control, and community. The referenced articles will be free-access to all while this Issue is active.
Access this issue's articles here.
Print Issues Temporarily Suspended
Printed issues of the Journal of Interior Design are temporarily suspended until further notice.
JID Best Article Award
Year 2020 Recipient
Stephanie Liddicoat
JID 44.2 Spirituality in Therapeutic Spaces: Perceptions of Spatiality, Trace, and Past Rituals Manifesting Present Occupation (pages 26-42)
Year 2019 Recipient
Amy Huber
JID 43.4 Exploring Hiring Practitioner Preferences for and Assessment Practice of Prospective Candidates (pages 21-44)
Year 2018 Recipient
Xiaobo Quan, Anjali Joseph, & Upali Nanda
JID 42.1 Developing Evidence-based Tools for Design and Evaluating Hospital Inpatient Rooms (pages 19-38)
Year 2017 Recipient
Dianne Smith & Linda Lilly
JID 41.2 Understanding Student Perceptions of Stress in Creativity-Based Higher Education Programs: A Case Study in Interior Architecture (pages 39-55)
JID Outstanding Reviewer of the Year
Year 2020 Recipient
Ronn Daniel
Kent State University
2019 Recipient
Dr. Nisha Fernando
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
2018 Recipient
Dr. Joan Dickinson
Radford University
2017 Recipient
Dr. Lucinda Kaukas-Havenhand
Syracuse University
