The article provides a bibliometric study of the research landscape about interior design and indoor air quality. This study aims to offer a comprehensive analysis of publication trends, influential research, collaboration patterns, research themes, and emerging trends within the specified subject. The analysis employs the Scopus database, which encompasses 1984 to 2023. This study aims to ascertain the growth rate of research, analyze citation patterns, investigate collaboration among writers, and examine trends in keywords. The results demonstrate a growing interest in the correlation between interior design and indoor air quality, as seen by a recent increase in research productivity. The analysis focuses on critical contributors, notable scholarly works, and prominent academic journals. Through addressing specific research inquiries, this study makes a valuable contribution towards comprehending the research terrain, discerning research priorities, and advocating for evidence-based approaches to enhance indoor air quality and promote the well-being of occupants.