US Department of Labor records

H-1B sponsors for Interior Designers

US employers filed 237 certified Labor Condition Applications for Interior Designers from October 2025 to June 2026, with worksites in 18 cities. The most were in New York, San Francisco and Brooklyn. Pick a city to see the employers that filed there and the wages they offered.

H-1B filings
237
Cities
18
City pages
1

Top 18 cities by filings

Median of the lowest wage offered on full-time filings, a year.

  1. New York, NY

    69 employers · median $76,500

    105
  2. San Francisco, CA

    15 employers · median $85,000

    21
  3. Brooklyn, NY

    12 employers · median $84,000

    16
  4. Washington, DC

    9 employers · median $69,750

    14
  5. Boston, MA

    10 employers · median $70,980

    12
  6. Los Angeles, CA

    11 employers · median $81,245

    12
  7. San Jose, CA

    8 employers · median $65,629

    11
  8. Atlanta, GA

    6 employers · median $68,000

    7
  9. Chicago, IL

    5 employers · median $69,000

    6
  10. Flushing, NY

    5 employers · median $65,447

    5
  11. Long Island City, NY

    4 employers · median $90,790

    5
  12. Seattle, WA

    5 employers · median $97,885

    5
  13. Culver City, CA

    2 employers · median $67,830

    3
  14. Dallas, TX

    3 employers · median $63,000

    3
  15. Framingham, MA

    2 employers

    3
  16. Houston, TX

    3 employers · median $52,437

    3
  17. Miami, FL

    3 employers · median $68,900

    3
  18. Phoenix, AZ

    3 employers · median $71,130

    3

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Frequently asked questions

Which US cities have the most H-1B filings for Interior Designers?

From October 2025 to June 2026: New York, NY (105), San Francisco, CA (21), Brooklyn, NY (16), Washington, DC (14), Boston, MA (12). 237 certified applications named a worksite in 18 cities in all.

Does a filing mean the employer will sponsor my visa?

No. A certified Labor Condition Application is the step before an H-1B petition, not a visa approval, and it is about the employer, not a particular opening. Confirm sponsorship for the role you apply to.

Where does this data come from?

From the US Department of Labor's LCA disclosure data, FY2026 Q3, counting applications certified from October 2025 to June 2026. We check for new data every week.