The right service depends on how much guidance you need and how involved you want to be in the process.

• Full Service is ideal if you want a complete design plan and sourcing. Or if you are planning a large renovation and need a designer on your team to collaborate with general contractors and hired tradesmen.

• Consultations in person are perfect when you need directions before making decisions.

• E-Design is best for homeowners comfortable implementing the design on their own.

If you are not sure which service is right for you, that is normal. Most clients need help identifying the right starting point.

Interior design investment varies based on the size and scope of your project and the level of detail involved. Projects are typically billed hourly, with a flat fee, or with product mark ups.

Unfortunately, you will not receive the same standard response from every designer. Each interior designer works differently based on their business model. But, each will be able to provide you with an estimate.

Yes! I collaborate closely with general contractors, builders, and skilled trades. I provide the design vision, selections, and detailed specifications while the contractor and trades execute the work. I do not act as a general contractor or manage construction. I believe the best results come from each professional focusing on what they do best.

For me, this approach leads to smoother projects and better outcomes.

Absolutely! Many homeowners have that one room they want to completely renovate or just refresh. Depending on the room and the priorities, sometimes we can be done in a day or work virtually.

A well designed home is not just about style and aesthetics it is about the people using the space and how it functions day-to-day. Researching and sourcing the materials best suited for a project takes time and expertise. Working with a designer can avoid costly mistakes and that, ‘I wish I had thought of that’ moment after the project is finished.

Of course! With a strategic approach we can prioritize key areas, phase your project over time, and mix investment pieces with readily accessible options. The goal is to make your home work for you!

The earlier the better, especially for a large scale renovations. When you are planning with your contractor, start planning with your designer. A complete set of design documents including drawings, renderings, and specifications, is a valuable starting point when interviewing contractors to execute the vision.