How pricing works
Quoted per project scope
Scope drives price. Each project gets a written fixed fee at the proposal stage, set by phase, so the cost is known before work starts.
Interiors
Interior design
Full-service interior design, from plans to furnishings. The work runs in four phases: discovery and concept, design and documentation, furniture and styling, and optional procurement and installation support. On full-scope residential projects, interiors can run alongside the building design, so the total is about 5 to 7 months, not the sum of both.
- Who it suits
- Owners of new homes, renovations, and additions who want interiors resolved with the building, not added after it.
- Typical duration
- Typical length is 12 to 18 weeks. Under 1,500 SF takes 10 to 14 weeks, 1,500 to 2,500 SF takes 12 to 18, and 2,500 to 3,500 SF or more takes 16 to 24.
What is included
- Client interview, site visit, and visual concept boards
- Space plans and interior elevations for kitchen, bath, and millwork
- Reflected ceiling plans with lighting layout
- Material and finish schedules: tile, flooring, paint, and counters
- Fixture and appliance selections, and a spec book for the contractor
- Furniture plan by room, sourcing list, and budget tracker
- Decor, window treatments, and light fixtures
- Optional: procurement support, order coordination, and a final styling walkthrough
Typical deliverables
- Mood boards and a material inspiration sheet
- CAD and PDF floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, and interior elevations
- Finish schedule and spec book
- Sourcing list and budget sheet
- Install day checklist, if procurement support is chosen
What is not included
- Construction, furnishings, and contractor costs. These are separate.
- Permit fees
- Engineering
Other services
- Residential design Concept, schematic design, and design development for custom homes, additions, renovations, outdoor living spaces, and barndominiums.
- Site and land analysis A written report on what a lot allows before you buy it or design on it: setbacks, zoning, access, utilities, and constraints.
- Design consultations A working session with a designer on a room or a set of rooms: layout, materials, color, furniture, and lighting. Virtual or in person.
- Full-service design The complete path in one agreement: predesign through construction documents and permitting, with bidding and construction administration if you want them.