Initial Client Meeting

• Site Visit to view project and client liaison.

• Identify project needs.

• Access energy/direction for design.

Letter of Agreement

• Define project requirements, priorities.

• Establish and outline scope of work.

• Commitment to project.

Foundation

Acquire existing Architectural Floor Plans

Site Visit

• Evaluate environment.

• Collect information and measurements.

• Analyze and document space.

• Acquire and verify dimensions of site conditions.

• Project manager, tradespeople, and artisan visits.

Note: The time between foundation and design is dependent upon the number of active projects in progress.

DESIGN

Create Master Design

• Evaluate and edit client’s existing furnishing and accessories.

• Create furniture layouts.

• Create custom architectural and structural elements.

• Develop drawing, sketches, and schematics.

• Interior design selection and sourcing of fabrics, furniture, lighting, carpet and finishes.

• Define architectural specifications (construction, cabinetry, plumbing, tile, etc.).

Note: Time needed to create design plan is generally four to six weeks.

Presentation and Design Revisions

Client Presentation

Client Design Approvals

Design Adjustments

Create Project Time Line and Budget/Proposals

Orders and Allocation

Project Management

• Coordinate and supervise scheduled work.

• Communicate with client, multiple contractors, vendors, artisans.

Procurement, Purchasing, Payment

• Sourcing, curating and procuring design elements.

• (Fabrics, window and wall treatments, furniture, lighting, rugs and accessories).

• Set material reserves, confirm availability, cut for approval, place orders, confirm shipments.

Note: The time required to complete this phase is dependent on required lead times for custom artisans and vendors and the demands of order fulfillment.

Receiving and Inspection

• Receiving: A location that will receive furniture, unpack and inspect.

• Hold all pieces for installation.