What To Expect From An Interior Design Consultation with SHamrock Hill Design
An interior design consultation can be an exciting yet slightly nerve-wracking experience, especially if it's your first time working with a designer. At Shamrock Hill Design, we want you to feel prepared, relaxed, and confident as you step into this collaborative process. To help you understand what to expect, we've created a step-by-step guide so you can make the most out of your design consultation with our talented designer, Elizabeth.
Step 1: Initial Welcome and Introductions
Your consultation will start with a warm welcome and introductions. Elizabeth will take the time to learn more about you, your family, and your lifestyle. This helps her understand your preferences and needs from the beginning. "I love getting to know my clients and hearing their stories," Elizabeth shares. “It’s the first step in creating a home that truly fits them."
Step 2: Discussing Your Vision and Goals
Next, Elizabeth will guide you through a discussion about your vision for the space. Be prepared to share any inspiration you’ve gathered, whether it’s images from Pinterest, magazine clippings, or a mood board you’ve created. Don’t worry if you don’t have a concrete vision—Elizabeth is here to help shape it.
Step 3: Tour of the Space
Elizabeth will take a tour of your home to better understand the layout, lighting, and other important factors that will affect the design. She’ll ask questions to assess how you use your space and what changes you envision.
Step 4: Design Advice and Recommendations
During the consultation, Elizabeth will share her professional insights, providing immediate suggestions to address your goals. This could include advice on color palettes, furniture placement, and materials that would work well in your space. She’ll also discuss potential next steps if you decide to move forward with one of our design packages.
Step 5: Next Steps and Follow-Up
Before wrapping up, Elizabeth will outline what comes next. Depending on the type of service you choose, this could be a detailed design plan, room layout, or shopping list. You’ll leave the consultation with a clear understanding of the process and what to expect moving forward.
“One of the most rewarding parts of my job is seeing the excitement in my clients' eyes when we talk about their home’s potential,” Elizabeth adds.
Some of Elizabeth’s favorite tools: