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The questions people ask before changing a single room.
Is it worth hiring a design for one room?
It is when the room does not work: not enough storage, poor light, carpentry that does not fit. A design sorts that out before you buy anything.
What do I receive?
It depends on the quotation: a layout with measurements, 3D views, carpentry drawings, a colour palette and a furniture list. Each quotation lists the deliverables before you decide.
Designer or decorator?
If the room needs carpentry, lighting or new finishes, an interior designer. If the focus is colour, furniture and decor, a decorator. The brief accepts both.
How much does it cost?
Posting the project is free. Each professional sends their own quotation, with the fee and the timeline. You pay stage by stage, as you approve each deliverable.
Do I need a visit?
In most cases, no. Photos, measurements and a video are enough. A visit, when it helps, is fixed directly with the professional.