Not just paint colours and cushions..

You may be unsure whether you need an architect, an interior designer, or a combination of both—or perhaps you’re considering managing the design yourself but would like professional guidance. A skilled interior designer will help you understand which elements require an architect’s expertise and which are best handled by an interior designer, ensuring responsibilities are not duplicated and the process remains efficient.

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Typically, an interior designer is responsible for:

• Concept Design

• Lighting Design

• Space Planning

• Bathroom Layout and Design

• Overseeing Kitchen Layout and Design

• 2D and 3D Plans

• Project Visualisations

• Liaising with Contractors, Specialists and the Client

• Specialist Finishes

• Decorative Schemes

• FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment)

• Bespoke wallpaper/finishes

• Decorative and General Lighting

• Integration of Design Elements

• FF&E Procurement and Installation

• Final Styling and Dressing of the Space

• Specialist Joinery Design

• Providing Product and Finishes Schedules to Trades