FAQ's

Generally, the interior design process has a linear path from beginning to end, which means it lends itself well to the Waterfall project management method.

There are six phases to an interior design project:

One

The first phase is programming. Your designer will meet with you to determine the project scope and budget, as well as your preferences and other necessary information.

Two

Phase two is concept development. At this point, your designer begins to consider how their design can achieve both the aesthetic and functional requirements for the space.

Three

Schematic design comes next. This is an initial visual creation of the design that is given to you (client) for approval.

Four

Design development is step four. Your designer works with you, vendors, and contractors to finalize the details of your design so that all resources are available and the project comes in at budget and on time.

Five

Fifth is construction documentation. This is the step where your designer and/or contractors gather permits and document the actual construction of the project.

Six

Construction Administration: Finally, during this phase, the designer oversees the construction process to ensure that the project is completed according to the design and specifications.

check in with all parties regularly

Set clear goals

for your firm, vendors, and clients, so that everyone knows what to expect and what is expected of them.

Set milestone dates

for the design phase as well as implementation. Make sure that your client is available when you need them.

Incentivize

Schematic design comes next. This is an initial visual creation of the design that is given to you (client) for approval.

Utilize the software available to you

to organize the projects, perform the above tasks, and more. There is a lot of software for interior designers, including design software where they can build out their vision digitally, accounting software to bill and track money, and project management software.

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