Our Interior Design Consultation: Bringing Your Vision to Life

At Paradigm Interior Design, we know that starting a design project can be overwhelming. Where do you begin? Which colors should you choose? Will you like everything once you put it all together? With so many decisions to make, it can lead to analysis paralysis. We get it, and we are here to help you move your project in the right direction…

What’s Included in Our Interior Design Consultation

With an interior design consultation, we can help you: 

  • Narrow down paint colors for 1-3 rooms
  • Discuss furniture and/or art layouts
  • Conceptualize a new bathroom or kitchen
  • Do a full house walk-through, creating a detailed “to-do list” of changes you can make for a more functional design
  • Refresh a room (revamping it with what you already have) 
  • Walk a property together to see if it has potential as your dream home

How the Process Works

We schedule a 90-minute meeting at your space, where we listen to your vision, explore your style, and take initial measurements. This is a collaborative and fun session where we brainstorm ideas and share our insights.

Why Clients Love It

I find that many clients will use this to “test the waters” to make sure we are a good fit for their project. It’s a great way to make progress on your project without feeling like you have to commit just yet. Also, did we mention that the Initial consultation fee is credited to your next phase of work should you proceed?

Curious to learn more about working with an interior designer? Read Exploring Our Design Firm’s Top 4 FAQs.

Let us help you eliminate analysis paralysis and take your ideas to the next level with a one-on-one interior design consultation. This 1.5 hour house call is your opportunity to solidify your vision and ensure that your final result will be refined with an aesthetic that makes you feel more at home than ever before.

Have a question about this service? Ready to begin? Contact us, and let’s get the party started!

Warmly,
Dawn

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