Design Build

Let us guide you through transforming your home into a space that resonates with your unique style and personality.

With meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of design principles, we create interiors that look great and genuinely embody the essence of who you are.

Full-Service Interior Design Process

A Design-Build project delivery method streamlines the process by combining design and construction under one contract. Here's what a Design-Build project typically includes:

Pre-Contract Phase:

  • Project Definition: The owner clearly defines the project's needs, budget, and timeline, creating a roadmap for the Design-Build team.

  • Team Selection: The owner interviews and selects a qualified Design-Build team with experience in similar projects.

    • This team typically consists of an architect, engineer, general contractor, and potentially other specialists.

Contract Phase:

  • Single Contract: A single contract is established between the owner and the Design-Build team. This simplifies communication and streamlines decision-making.

Design and Construction Phase:

  • Collaborative Design: The Design-Build team works together with the owner to develop the project design. This allows for early feedback and cost considerations during the design process.

  • Value Engineering: The team continuously evaluates design options to find the best balance between functionality, budget, and aesthetics.

  • Fast-Tracked Schedule: Design and construction phases can potentially overlap, leading to faster project completion compared to traditional methods.

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Tile Windows Floors Roof Landscaping Home Front Curb Appeal Fabric

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Furniture Appliances Paint Colors Hardware Selection & Placement Window Coverings Wallpaper Backsplash

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Living Room Garage Open Floor-plan luxury Walk-In Closets Powder Room Sunroom Kitchen & Bath

  • Lighting Design

    A well-designed lighting plan can dramatically impact the feel and functionality of a space.

    An interior designer can help you select the right types and placements of lighting to achieve the desired ambiance and ensure proper task lighting for specific areas.

  • Furniture Selection and Placement

    It is crucial to choose furniture that fits the space aesthetically and functionally. A designer can help you select pieces appropriate for the room's scale and your lifestyle needs.

    They'll also create a furniture layout that promotes good traffic flow and facilitates comfortable use of the space.

  • Window Treatments

    Window treatments can add privacy, control light, and enhance the overall design aesthetic.

    A designer can help you choose the right type of blinds, curtains, shades, or shutters based on the room's function and your desired level of light control.

  • Selection of Finishes and Materials

    This includes everything from flooring, paint colors, and wallcoverings to countertops, backsplashes, and tile selections.

    A designer will consider factors like durability, style, and maintenance needs when helping you choose materials.

  • Decorative Accents

    Once the major elements are in place, a designer can help you select decorative accents like artwork, throw pillows, rugs, and accessories.

    These elements can add personality, style, and a sense of cohesiveness to the space.

  • Construction Phase

    Warranty and Maintenance: The Design-Build team provides warranties for both design and construction work, ensuring the owner receives a quality project.

    Project Management: We offer project management services, which involve:

    • Selecting and collaborating with contractors

    • Overseeing the renovation process

    • Ensuring the project stays on budget and timeline

Overall, a Design-Build project should provide a transparent and collaborative approach to construction, with a single point of contact for the owner.