1. Initial Consultation
The first step in the Design Process is the initial
consultation, during which time we discuss the Client’s
goals and requirements for the space. We begin our
research into lifestyle and history, which are key
influences in design development.
2. Project Analysis
This is a follow-up meeting in which we will discuss with
the Client the scope of work as we understand it. This
also determines the applicable fee structure for the
project at hand.
3. Design Development
At this point, we are ready to work off the foundation of
research and a little bit of inspiration to develop an initial
design concept. We start with preliminary space planning
and color palettes, we then fine tune the design direction
with a series of sketches, computer drawings, hand
renderings, and material boards for visual aid. Upon the
Client’s approval of the design direction, we launch into
the next phase of project implementation.
The first step in the Design Process is the initial
consultation, during which time we discuss the Client’s
goals and requirements for the space. We begin our
research into lifestyle and history, which are key
influences in design development.
2. Project Analysis
This is a follow-up meeting in which we will discuss with
the Client the scope of work as we understand it. This
also determines the applicable fee structure for the
project at hand.
3. Design Development
At this point, we are ready to work off the foundation of
research and a little bit of inspiration to develop an initial
design concept. We start with preliminary space planning
and color palettes, we then fine tune the design direction
with a series of sketches, computer drawings, hand
renderings, and material boards for visual aid. Upon the
Client’s approval of the design direction, we launch into
the next phase of project implementation.
4. Execution
The actual implementation of the
project and its several pieces is
critical to the finished product. At this
point, we step in to the role of project
management, supervising
subcontractors, and ensuring quality
control of the specified materials and
finishes. The project is complete
upon the final walk-through with the
Client.
The actual implementation of the
project and its several pieces is
critical to the finished product. At this
point, we step in to the role of project
management, supervising
subcontractors, and ensuring quality
control of the specified materials and
finishes. The project is complete
upon the final walk-through with the
Client.