Our In-Person Consultation is the first step in bringing your vision to life. This meeting allows us to evaluate your space, discuss your design goals, and create a customized plan tailored to your needs.

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1. Initial Inquiry – Discovery

Before scheduling an in-person consultation, we begin with a discovery call or online questionnaire to gather essential details about your project. This step ensures we understand your expectations and whether our services align with your vision.

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What to expect:

• Brief phone call or email exchange to discuss your project.

• Understanding your style, needs, and goals.

• Determining if an in-person consultation is the right next step.

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2. Project Evaluation

During the consultation, we meet at your home or project location to assess the space and discuss design possibilities.

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What’s included:

• On-site walkthrough of your space.

• Evaluation of layout, lighting, functionality, and aesthetics.

• Discussion of preferred styles, inspirations, and must-haves.

• Identifying potential design challenges and solutions.

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3. Customized Proposal

After the consultation, we create a tailored design proposal based on your needs and preferences. This outlines:

• Scope of work (design services required).

• Proposed timeline for design development and implementation.

• Estimated project cost and service breakdown.

• Next steps for moving forward with your design plan.

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4. Pricing

Our In-Person Consultation starts at $250, which includes up to 2 hours of on-site evaluation and expert recommendations. Additional time or travel beyond a certain radius may incur extra charges, which will be discussed beforehand.

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5. Time Spent

• Typically, 1-2 hours on-site.

• Follow-up recommendations or next-step guidance provided after the meeting.

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Why Choose Our In-Person Consultation?

• Expert insights tailored to your space and lifestyle.

• Personalized solutions to maximize your home’s potential.

• Transparent pricing and a clear roadmap for your project.

• No commitment required—you can decide how to proceed after receiving your proposal.