FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Not sure about our Interior Design Services?

Here are some frequently asked questions about our interior design services.

How long does it take to complete the design?

Generally, I have a waiting list of 6-8 weeks. This is for me to start the work. Once we have reached this date, the work will be returned generally within a week. The start date is subject to change; I do my best to stick to the timelines agreed but sometimes unforeseen circumstances mean there may be a small delay
Can you recommend tradespeople to help deliver the finished design?

I have a list of trusted tradespeople who I recommend for projects, these people have done lots of work for me and previous clients. This includes carpenters, plumbers, electricians, curtain makers and more!
What happens after the initial interior design consultation?

I will send you a PDF quote in a few days, this will contain details of all my services as well as what service I recommend for you. If you wish to go ahead, T&Cs will be sent and a deposit requested. Once this has been received, the work will be confirmed in my diary.
Can we keep some of our own furniture?

Absolutely! My job is to work to your requirements and brief. So if you wish to keep any existing furniture, art or anything, that is absolutely fine, I will work it into the finished room design.
We have children (and / or pets) and need the space to be practical. Is that ok?

Yes. I pride myself on affordable, achievable, and practical designs. We appreciate that the ‘show home look’ isn’t for everyone and consider this with all our designs.
How much will the final design cost? Can you work to my budget?

Yes – budget is important and a design that is out of reach isn’t something that I would ever want to do. I love to shop around High Street brands, as well as utilising my own trade discounts to help clients!
Do you offer an initial consultation?

Yes, you can book a free consultation to discuss your project by clicking here - Free Consultation
What areas do you work in?

I primarily work throughout Surrey and Hampshire and the eastern parts of Berkshire. However, if you are outside of these areas please do get in touch as I may still be able to help you.

Still unsure? Check out some of our recent interior design projects below:

Home Office – from Plain to Sophisticated

11 Mar, 2024

Client Background: Location: Odiham Room Design: Home Office Client’s Objective : Creating a sophisticated home office space with careful consideration for the useability and practicality of the design too. The Interior Design Challenge: The main challenge with this space was planning all the storage requirements whilst also fitting in three desk areas. As a busy home office space for a local company who specialise in loft conversions, it was important this space was aesthetically pleasing, practical but also representative of their brand. My Interior Design Approach: When adding carpentry to a space, it is important to really consider how it will be used and the specific measurements too. I initially worked to create ergonomic desks stations, and them moved on to the design finishes.

Whole House Design; Adding Character in a busy family home

11 Mar, 2024

Client Background: Location: Fleet Room Design: Master Bedroom & En-Suite, Lounge, Dining Area, Cloakroom Client’s Objective: Creating a practical family home, by adding personality and design flare to a blank canvas home.

Impactful Black Kitchen

By Mackenzie Paige • 11 Mar, 2024

Client Background: Location: Fleet Room Design: Kitchen Client’s Objective: Creating a striking kitchen space, ideal for entertaining, and fit for a chef!

A Dining Room Transformation

By Mackenzie Paige • 11 Mar, 2024

Client Background: Location: Camberley Room Design: Dining Room Client’s Objective: Creating a stunning dining space, ideal for hosting parties and giving guests the ‘wow factor’.

Transforming a Blank Canvas Bedroom into Luxurious and Elegant Escape

06 Mar, 2024

Client Background: Location: Odiham Room Design: Guest Bedroom and En-Suite Client’s Objective: Creating a luxurious and sophisticated bedroom and en-suite space for guests within a contemporary design style. The Interior Design Challenge: The main challenge with this space was utilising the space in an effective way to create real impact. There wasn’t lots of space to manipulate so careful consideration needed to be made as to how we could make the somewhat limited space, feel grand. My Interior Design Approach: As well as standard practices that I use, one unique change we made to this space was to change the perimeter wall of the en-suite. We adapted this by ‘cutting off’ the corner and placing the wall on an angle to make a softer look within the room.