What Happens During Each Meeting with An Interior Designer?

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On average, homeowners have ~3 meetings with an Interior Designer before engaging them.
From there, they will have another ~2-3 meetings to finalise the renovation plans.

As you can see, this is a time consuming process that requires pre-planning.
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The number and type of meetings you’ll have is dependent on your specific reno needs.
‍Here’s a general breakdown of each meeting:

Before Contract Signing

1^st Meeting: Information Gathering

For the Interior Designer to understand your requirements and prepare quotation
Rough space planning

2^nd Meeting (~1 week later): Discuss Quotation

For the Interior Designer to present the quotation
Delving deeper into space planning

3^rd Meeting: Proposal and Contract Signing

For the Interior Designer to present a rough design proposal and revised quotation
Delving deeper into design specifics
Contract signing

After Contract Signing

4^th Meeting: Alignment on design

Material Selection
Colour Selection

Subsequent Meetings: Finishing touches

For the Interior Designer to present 3D Design Proposals (if applicable)
Revisions and finalising the design

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