Does anyone want a 5-step interior design process?

Whether you’re an interior designer with years of experience or you’re just taking on your first client, it’s essential for all designers to clearly understand the phases of the interior design process. It is much easier to implement a streamlined system that keeps you organized and saves you time when you know what goes on behind the scenes. Once you have a cut-and-paste system already in place, you won’t need to spend hours planning how to tackle your to-do list for each project.


5-step interior design process

  • The Briefing
  • The Concept
  • Design Development
  • Ordering
  • Installation and Styling

The Briefing

Handling the first step effectively is crucial – this is where plans are laid and potential pitfalls averted. All those involved in the decision making should gather together to discuss the project. Having everyone in agreement on what is needed and what that will look like will lay the foundations for a successful project.

The Concept

Your designer will carry out a survey of the spaces to be designed and go into more detail with you about what you are looking for in terms of style. A good way to communicate your likes and dislikes is to compile a bank of images: try assembling cuttings from magazines or creating a board on Pinterest. Your interior designer will also ask questions to help understand your style and taste – holiday and clothing preferences often provide useful pointers.

Design Development

It’s time to nail the specifics. The concept is developed into every detail. It will be your designers' job to present you with a manageable choice here, in line with both the concept and your budget, so that a ‘shopping list’ within your budget is drawn up to sign off. They will use their up-to-date knowledge of what is on the market at different price points and experience of having seen what works in practice to advise you.  

Ordering

You've signed off the purchasing list so now the designer will get to work placing orders and booking in trades people, drawing on their little black book of trusted suppliers and trade contacts. They will arrange transportations and deliveries, check stock and lead times and liaise with the builders/decorators/plumbers/electricians to refine specifications and costs, ready for installation.

Installation and Styling

The trades people are in the house and the work has started. The interior designer is on hand to co-ordinate the work and ensure everything is delivered and installed in accordance with the agreed designs and as efficiently as possible. Your designer will exercise quality control and take care of any final snagging. 

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