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Design Process
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Pre Design Lifestyle Consultation, Brief Development & Quote
​Our assessment of your requirements, begins with a preliminary questionnaire and subsequent site meeting, from which we will review first hand how you’d ideally like to see change, your preferences, influences, styles etc. We discuss how we can achieve your requirements, whilst considering planning, building regulations and further professional bodies you may require to achieve the best outcome. Thereafter we provide a quote for your design package, meeting all criteria within your initial brief, relative to your proposed budget.
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Stage 1 - Survey of your existing property / spaces of interest​
Upon agreement to our quote and terms, we will arrange a mutual date to survey your property, which will involve taking measurements and photographs.​
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Stage 2 - Feasibility / Spatial Study / Conceptual Design​
2D drawings, are used to produce a feasibility study and early 3D conceptual designs. We then meet to discuss our proposals and how these address your initial brief, making room for variations and any further requirements, prior to finalising your brief accordingly.​
Stage 3 - Design​ Development
Once we agree on the most suitable solution/s which closely meet your finalised design brief and agreed variations, we develop this design in both 2D & 3D in more detail. The drawings produced at his stage will often be suitable for planning application, contractor or installer purposes based upon your specific design brief.
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Stage 4 - Handover of your Settled Design Package​
Upon your developed design, we then provide all elements quoted within your brief, this can include all elements required for your planning application and or may include designs and written specifications for interior design & installations.
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Our design packages can be used as a continuous reference for yourself, and your builder / contractor. For planning application submission, we can further act as your agent upon request.