This can be done for any room in the house, and can be as detailed as the customer wants it to be. Here is an example of a pricing list from one company I found:
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| Via homegrowninteriors.com |
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| Via Hillary Nichols @boxofdesign.com |
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Design from your Jammies!
In light of trying to get a portfolio going of awesome design projects, I have been doing tons of research as to what types of services would be most appreciated by my clients. I have been reading a lot about online interior design services. I think it is a wonderful idea! Customers take measurements and photos, answer an interest and lifestyle questionnaire, and chose their favorite ideas from places like Pinterest. After the design is complete, they receive a box full of goodies that include space planning ideas, drawings, paint and fabric selections, images of accessories as well as a shopping/price list of where to go to purchase the fantastic finds! This gives the client the opportunity to complete the design on his or her own terms based off of the designer's ideas. Genius!
This can be done for any room in the house, and can be as detailed as the customer wants it to be. Here is an example of a pricing list from one company I found:
Here is an example of what one online designer presents her clients with at the end of the project:
As you can see, these designs are done at a fraction of regular interior design fees. Now, the tricky part. I need some practice. Leave a comment if you would like to be considered for a free design in the box project!
This can be done for any room in the house, and can be as detailed as the customer wants it to be. Here is an example of a pricing list from one company I found:
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