Next we’ll want to learn what makes you tick. Your personality and style show us the best reflection of who you are inside and out of your home. Think of it as a mirror we use to match our design to your personal preferences. Below are some questions that help us see your reflection in the mirror:
We’re aware that you might not be ready to provide an exact answer here, and that’s not an issue. We believe several questions can give us the answers we need to establish a realistic budget for your project:
Clear, honest communication regarding these numbers is key to starting our partnership on the same page. We know it can be a sensitive topic, but we believe it is better to establish common ground early to avoid potential budget balloons later in the project timeline.
Simply put, what do you want done and when? More specifically, what are the key components you want us to achieve and when? Will we face any restrictions in getting there?
Scheduling is important. Rushing to finish before a holiday does neither of us justice. We need to honestly measure the scale of the project to predict an accurate timeline.
Houzz has a great article listing 8 questions to ask yourself before meeting with your designer. Read on for extra credit.
8 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Meeting With Your Designer
Pencils down! But seriously, we believe the answers you provide to these five brief topics sets the foundation for our partnership. The better we understand your needs means less risk of misunderstandings further down the line and a more cohesive design process overall.
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J.Fisher Interiors’ studio is located in Austin. To schedule your consultation appointment, please fill out the contact form or call us at 512.954.0904. We would love to hear from you!