Residential interior design in South Florida, from the first room plan to installation.
I begin with how you live, what you love and how you want to feel in your home. We work through the layout and selections together. I then coordinate the approved purchases and the installation and styling included in your proposal.
A complete approach to your home.
Room layouts and design concepts
Furniture, finish, material and color selections
Purchasing, delivery tracking and vendor coordination
Design oversight, installation and styling
How we work together.
Your proposal explains the work and my involvement at each stage. For a broader introduction, read about the interior design process.
01 · Concept development
We begin with the way you use your rooms and the direction you want to take them. Layouts, furniture selections, material palettes and samples make the proposed design easier to understand. Mood boards and, where included in your proposal, renderings help you review how the pieces work together before purchasing begins.
02 · Implementation
Once selections are approved, I coordinate the agreed purchasing and track orders and deliveries. Vendor communication, scheduling and questions about availability are handled within the scope of your project.
03 · Project management
I provide the agreed design oversight as work progresses, review received items and help vendors and trades clarify details relating to the approved selections. We keep the design intent in view as the plan moves into the home.
04 · Installation & final walkthrough
Furniture, lighting, rugs, artwork and accessories are placed and styled, then we review the rooms together. Care information and a record of selected furnishings can form part of the final handoff, as outlined in your proposal.
Before design begins.
I start with a conversation and a walkthrough of your home. We look at how you use the rooms, what you want to keep and the changes you have in mind. That gives me the information to prepare a proposal with the design work and fees.
Furnishing decisions include the pieces you sit on every day as well as rugs, lighting, art and accessories. I look at their size and placement together so you can see how the room will work before approved purchases are made.
Furniture, materials and trade services are separate from my design fees. If the project needs architectural work or permits, those responsibilities must be established with the appropriate professionals.
Moving and bringing furniture with you? Relocation design starts with how those pieces fit your new home.
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Let’s talk about your home.
Tell me where your home is, what you would like to change and when you hope to begin. I will confirm availability and we can talk about the work involved.
