You’ve chosen to hire a professional for your home, and you’ve checked out the designer and their work. After talking about the fees and setting up a meeting, there are some more important things to do to make sure you get the best and fastest results from your designer.
What to Think About:
Your Family: Be prepared to tell the designer about your family, such as how many people live with you, who they are (and if you plan to have more), how you live, what you do every day, if you have any pets, and if anyone works from home. These things will help the designer make the design fit your needs.
Your Space: If you have any drawings or measurements of your space, take them to the first meeting. This will give the designer a good idea of the shape and size of your home.
Your Style: Find examples of interiors that you like. Look online for designs, colors, and styles that match your taste. Save or bookmark anything you like and show them to the designer at the meeting. This will make it easier for the designer to know what you want and work faster.
Your Budget: Decide how much money you want to spend on the whole design project. The cost of interior design is usually agreed on before and depends on the size of the room, but the project also involves other costs, such as materials and furniture. Tell the designer how much money you have to spend, so you don’t go over your budget during the project. This honesty will avoid any unpleasant surprises later on.
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