During the initial one-hour consultation, you and your designer will walk through the areas where you need help in your home. If it's a larger project, you might discuss your priorities, your vision for the space, and the biggest challenges you're having with it. If your project is smaller, say, you just need help figuring out a room layout or choosing window treatments, you can spend the time picking your designer's brain for solutions and ideas. Either way, you'll also talk timeline, budget, and next steps.

Yes, if you have any issue with your designer or if you are not happy with his/her work. We can pair you with another designer. However, you are responsible for paying any time or expense accrued for your project.

No. You might not need a budget at all if all you need is help styling your house or if you are just looking for advice, such as paint color or room layout. You set your budget and discuss what is feasible for your project goals and needs.

No. At the initial consultation, you can discuss your individual project needs and goals. For example, if you just need options from a standard retailer for an area rug, the designer can provide options and help you narrow down a choice. If you prefer the designer handle the design project from concept to completion, the designer can assist with specifying, purchasing, and installing.