Full Service Interior Design
Full Service Interior Design is the design process made easy for you. This service is based on a flat fee and a furniture investment estimate based on the information gathered during the initial consultation and our historical data, giving you complete peace of mind from the moment you embark on your design journey.
Deign Interior 24 will bring to life bespoke design solutions that suit your personality and lifestyle, creating a sanctuary that truly reflects who you are. the founder of Design Interior 24, is involved in every aspect of the design process to ensure impeccable customer service.
Full Service Interior Design projects can range from the pre-construction phase, through interior design, to the sourcing and placement of art and accessories, in other words, from design to completion.
This turnkey service is tailored to your needs and available for entire homes as well as individual rooms. The interior design process is divided into four phases as detailed below.
Design Concept
Based on all the information you’ve shared, the architecture of your property, the dimensions and some research, we will prepare the design concept illustrating the look and feel of your space with the help of drawings, concept boards and samples of the proposed materials and finishes. During the Design Presentation you’re invited to provide feedback so we can fine tune the concept before moving to the Design Development phase.
Design Development
Once the Design Concept is approved, we head into the Design Development phase. This is where we specify exact dimensions, colours, fabrics, materials and finishes. During this phase we also produce detail drawings and elevations for example for bespoke furniture and custom-built pieces. We source furniture, lighting and soft furnishing and curate art and home accessories. You’ll receive a detailed breakdown of costs in line with the agreed budget for your approval. During this phase we also request quotes and hire contractors and other trade to complete the job.
