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It all starts with a consultation
During this meeting we will strive to understand the character of the client who will be using the said interior.
Strategic proposal
We will present a strategic proposal for implementation for the identified needs.
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Design and collaborate
Once the client approves, work will start accordingly.
It’s a simple and smooth process. Start your project today!
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Typically an interior designer is qualified to change the parts of a home that do not interfere with its actual structure. Generally, an Architect would be involved in any structural changes and exterior designs relevant to facades, etc.
Yes this is possible. The interior designer suggests ideal pieces of furniture or furnishings, though ultimately the client can either opt to purchase the suggested item or source the item herself.
Yes this is possible. In this case you would need to send us good and clear photos of the project, together with the most updated floor plans. Communication will be made via online channels (Skype, email, FaceTime, etc.)
No it is not too early to hire a designer when your property is still on plan, because the designer can guide you with any necessary changes that can still be a adopted at the building stage.
