Mullan Studios

As an interior designer, your process typically involves several key stages to ensure that you create a functional, aesthetically pleasing space that meets your client's needs and preferences. Here's a general outline of the process, depending on which package you choose.

1. Initial Consultation-

Client Meeting: Meet with the client to discuss their needs, preferences, budget, and timeline. Understand their lifestyle, tastes, and the purpose of the space.

Site Visit: Visit the location to take measurements, photos, and assess the existing conditions.

2. Concept Development-

Mood Boards: Create mood boards or concept boards to visually communicate the overall style, color schemes, and materials you envision for the project.

Initial Sketches: Develop initial sketches or layouts to explore different spatial arrangements and design ideas.

Client Feedback: Present the concepts to the client and gather feedback to refine the direction of the project.

3. Design Development-

Detailed Plans: Create detailed floor plans, elevations, and sections to show the layout, furniture placement, and key design elements.

3D Renderings: Develop 3D renderings or virtual models to provide a realistic view of the proposed design.
Material Selection: Choose materials, finishes, fabrics, and furnishings. Prepare samples and swatches for client approval.

Budgeting: Develop a detailed budget, including costs for materials, labor, and any additional expenses.

4. Presentation-

Design Presentation: Present the finalized design to the client, including all plans, renderings, material samples, and budget estimates.

Client Approval: Obtain client approval on the final design and budget before proceeding to the next stage.

5. Documentation-

Construction Documents: Prepare detailed construction documents, including specifications, detailed drawings, and schedules for contractors and suppliers.

Permit Applications: If necessary, submit plans and applications for building permits and approvals.

6. Procurement-

Ordering: Order materials, furnishings, and fixtures as specified in the design plan.

Coordination: Coordinate with suppliers, vendors, and contractors to ensure timely delivery and installation.

7. Project Management-

Construction Oversight: Oversee the construction and installation process, ensuring that work is completed according to the design specifications and quality standards.

Problem Solving: Address any issues or changes that arise during the construction phase.

8. Installation-

Furniture and Decor: Arrange for the delivery and installation of furniture, decor, and accessories.
Styling: Style the space, including arranging furniture, hanging artwork, and placing decor items.

9. Final Walkthrough-

Client Walkthrough: Conduct a final walkthrough with the client to ensure they are satisfied with the completed project.

Punch List: Create a punch list of any remaining tasks or touch-ups that need to be completed.

10. Project Completion-

Final Adjustments: Make any final adjustments or corrections based on the client's feedback.
Handover: Hand over the project to the client, including all relevant documentation, warranties, and maintenance information.

Follow-Up: Follow up with the client after some time to ensure they are happy with the space and to address any post-occupancy issues.