PROJECT BRIEFING
First, I listen and harvest as much information as possible: a client’s aspirations, their priorities and their aesthetic preferences, as well as, their dislikes. We discuss the floor plans, furniture layouts, in addition to any existing furniture and artwork they would like to incorporate into the space. Together, we set a target timeframe and budget. This initial consultation phase sets the framework for the entire project.
LOOK & FEEL
Interior design is an evolving process, and it starts here. This initial presentation is a considered visual interpretation of the client’s brief, which begins to define the identity or ‘design DNA’ of the project. The materials may include mood boards, inspiration imagery, initial design concepts, fabrics, finishes and any other elements that should be taken into account within the overall scheme.
CONCEPT DESIGN
More focused design work is then broken down by individual spaces to include detailed specifications for hard finishes, architectural features, bespoke and selected furnishings, lighting schemes, and refined room layouts. These elements are presented to the client through a curated series of mood boards that encompass material samples, finish palettes, and illustrative examples of proposed furnishings and accessories.
