Why Work with a Designer

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the number of decisions involved in designing or renovating a space, from selecting paint colors to choosing door handles, cabinet layout, lighting fixtures, and more! While you can look at photos and identify all the designs you like — and sometimes easier, the designs you don’t — it can be difficult to figure out how to put them together in a cohesive way. This is why working with an interior designer can be incredibly valuable.

We are able to turn your vision into a reality and ensure the desired design is implemented in construction. We guide you through every step along the way, prompting you with questions and making recommendations, so that you don’t have decision fatigue. We also keep your budget in mind, monitoring costs and using value engineering to identify easy ways to reduce expenses without compromising the integrity of the design. When you make the decision to invest in a renovation or remodel, prioritizing your resources to ensure that the design functions well for you is paramount.

Additionally, when you work with an interior designer and go into construction with a clear plan, contractors tend to quote better prices. Removing the need to offer design or structural suggestions allows contractors to focus on what they do best and improves their timelines and efficiency. We stay involved through construction to help troubleshoot issues as they arise, eliminating many of the hassles that you would otherwise have to deal with on your own. This collaborative approach ensures a better outcome, both in terms of the final design and the overall experience.

People often say that the idea of a renovation is daunting, but it doesn’t have to be! A designer can guide you through the entire process, and move the project forward so that you don’t get stuck. Working with an interior designer on a construction project is a worthwhile investment, as we will work with you to create beautiful, highly functional living spaces that truly reflect your personal preferences and aesthetic.