Once the client selects their preferred designer via CoDECO, both parties will meet for the first time. During the appointment, the designer gathers the client’s requirements, preferred style and budget for the project.
What’s more, interior designers have to understand the daily habits of the client, their household size and age to think of a design plan which meets the client’s needs. For instance, a household which doesn’t cook may not need a big kitchen space, whereas a welcoming homeowner may look into greater flexibility in the living room setting.
Once the client’s requirements are clarified, the designer will make a quotation based on the floor plan of the flat and provide design cases and reference images according to the client’s preference, offering a basic concept of how the design works.
Some designers will provide mood boards as requested before the contract is signed, but most designers will not provide a design rendering before the contract is signed.