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Signature Interior Design Service​

 

This is my core service and the way I work with most clients.

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It is designed for clients who want a clear design direction and professional guidance when making multiple design and upgrade decisions throughout the process of creating their home.

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What this service includes

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1. Spatial planning and layout strategy

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We begin by understanding how the space will be used — both now and in the long term.

I develop furniture layouts and spatial solutions that help clarify:

• how rooms relate to each other

• how daily life flows through the space

• where it makes sense to invest in functionality and flexibility

Layouts are coordinated with lighting and electrical positioning to support both practical use and the overall atmosphere of the interior.

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2. Design concept and visual direction

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Based on the agreed layout, I develop a clear interior concept that provides a framework for all further decisions.

This includes:

• colour palettes and material direction

• finishes and surface references

• moodboards and visual references

• 3D visualisations (where appropriate)

The concept helps clients evaluate options — from developer upgrades to independent purchases — in relation to a cohesive whole, rather than as isolated choices.

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3. Materials, finishes and upgrade decisions

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New developments typically include a base level of finishes, with multiple options for upgrades.

I guide clients through these choices, helping them assess:

• material quality and visual impact

• coherence with the overall design direction

• how different selections interact within the space

I review proposals from suppliers and contractors appointed by the developer and discuss them with the client, providing design-oriented input to support informed decision-making.

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4. Implementation support alongside the developer

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During the implementation phase, I continue to support the project in parallel with the developer’s team.

My role is advisory and collaborative, not replacing the developer or their contractors.

This may include:

• participation in joint meetings with suppliers and contractors

• site visits to review progress and clarify design intent

• ongoing design input as questions arise during execution

 

5. Completion beyond the developer’s scope

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Once the developer’s scope is complete, additional decisions often follow.

I assist clients with elements such as:

• custom-designed storage and bespoke furniture

• selection of furniture, lighting, textiles, accessories and décor

• coordination of independent craftsmen for works not covered by the developer (for example joinery, wallpaper installation, window treatments)

These final layers help bring the interior together in a coherent and intentional way.

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How projects are structured

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Projects are structured in stages, allowing clarity and flexibility throughout the process.

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The scope of work is defined after an initial consultation, once we understand:

• the property and its development stage

• the types of decisions and investments involved

• the level of design and implementation support required

 

Fees are defined in advance based on the scope and complexity of the project.

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Is this service right for you?

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This service is well suited for clients who:

• are purchasing a new development or off-plan property

• are making multiple design and upgrade decisions

• value a structured, thoughtful approach

• want professional guidance when shaping their future home

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