Redesigning your home without leaving the house Residential Interior Designers
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Bark finds the professionals and collates quotes for you, but you choose which residential designer to hire. Compare quotes, read seller profiles, and check reviews to find out more about the interior design services available in your area.
Balance Design Ltd
Yulia Cherviachenko
Style and Stage Ltd
Happybeams Interiors
LAVIKA ARCHITECTS & INTERIOR DESIGN
KBF Interior Design
Vantage Bespoke Interiors
Homecoming Interiors
As designs
Fantoush
DecorAir
BRIC Interiors
The Glamour Hub
Via Interior Design
Kudos id
Amy Newton Interiors
Cole & Fox Interior Design
Sustain (Retail) Ltd
CPL
Glass Vault Furniture
Teddy Beau Luxury Interiors – TeddyBeau
Yulia Cherviachenko
Balance Design Ltd
Dozeli Design
Victoria Willson Interiors
ViDi Designers Ltd
Flippa Interiors
Keyhole Interiors Ltd
People — The Artistry House
Lucia Davies Interiors
Tech Shutters & Blinds
Andrew Baines Interiors
Devine Curtains & Blinds
Bankhead Design Ltd
Hanaley Interiors of Mumbles
Katherine Elizabeth Interiors
Joy Interiors and Design
Handmade
Angel Martin Ltd
Premium Blinds and Shutters Ltd
Agency of Architecture
by hayley.
Studio Mafa
Clare Holland Interior Creations
KreativViz - Architectural Visualisation & 3D Home Designs
La Diseno
Brielle Osayi Interior Design
Happy Space Design
ATT Interiors Ltd
Arma & partners LTD
Joel Azevedo Interiors
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A step-by-step guide to choosing an online interior designer for your home revamp
Residential interior designers are responsible for the layout, design, and decoration of residential building spaces. They manage interior design projects in private homes or investment property from portfolios. Most interior designers will hold a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Interior Design. Although a degree is usually required, there are also courses in drawing and computer-aided design (CAD).
As a small residential design company, we’re able to be flexible and arrange meetings for almost any time. With three full-time members of staff and one part-time administrator, I make sure all projects are handled efficiently and professionally with a personal touch. We only take on work within our man-power. Plus, we all operate on flexible working hours to ensure that this is possible, with no compromise on quality of work. Nothing brings us more job satisfaction than when clients return to us or refer new clients to us.
I offer project management services to run alongside and in the lead up to an interior design project. For example, project managing a kitchen extension before work on the decoration and interiors has begun. This is subject to availability and how busy we are, but it’s always great to be involved in a project from the very beginning. This can bring really exceptional results. It’s also helpful for clients who have busy jobs. Having one go-to person for all project queries helps to ensure efficiency, consistency and focus, so that nothing is missed.
4.88/5.00
based on 138,082 reviews
Very through work, done with care.
11 Apr 2026
I asked for Patricia Cox designs via Bark. I had never used an interior designer before so was a bit apprehensive. However on saying that it was a good decision. There were a few hiccups on the way regarding supplies and a damaged item but Patricia was amazing. Right on the case and managed to get refunds and replacements ( which I could never have done) because of the delay in supplies the project took a wee bit longer than anticipated BUT her enthusiasm and energy was amazing Almost all done. Just a few snagging point to finish Would use again without hesitation
10 Apr 2026
We had our wedding in August of last year and Nia was brilliant. She brought everything we wanted to light. Couldn't have done it without her. She went above and beyond for us.
10 Apr 2026
How much does an Interior Designer cost?
Your expert Interior Designer will be able to advise you on the full range of services available and will be able to help you select the best services for your home. They will also be able to answer any questions you may have. Use Bark to get free quotes and find a professional Interior Designer today.
What preparation should I do before meeting with an Interior Designer?
Firstly, it is important to have an idea of what you like and don’t like. This is a really useful starting point for what styles will work for you which will be used by the Interior Designer to formulate some suitable concepts.
There are a number of ways which will help you decide your favourite styles such as:
Magazines – It is a good idea to browse through interior design magazines such as Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Galerie Magazine and Veranda.
Social media – Have a look at their social media platforms such as Instagram and Pinterest which will give you a good idea of their style and moreover will showcase their portfolios.
Local media – Take a look at their websites and see if you can find any local press coverage on any projects they have undertaken.
Visits – Try and visit art galleries, antique shops or fashion boutiques to get a sense of what styles you like.
What should I consider before deciding on my Interior Designer?
Personality fit - You want to make sure there is a good personality fit with your Interior Designer. Projects can go on for months or even years.
Client involvement - Some designers prefer consulting with a client every step of the process whereas others prefer full creative control so you want to know ahead of time what to expect. As a client, you should know how you like to work and how much involvement you expect from the start.
Inspiration - If you ask questions about their favourite projects you can get a peek into how he or she navigates the creative process.
Communication - Ask detailed questions about the firm’s strengths and weaknesses which will help you determine whether or not it is the right match for your project and timeline.
Project management style - Be sure to ask your designer how they will communicate their vision in a way that you can easily digest. Some Interior Designers manage the entire process from the design phase, through the procurement phase and the final installation. Every designer handles project management differently so it is important to have a firm and clear grasp of how your designer’s process works.
Design risks – Sometimes the initial design presentation may not be what you are looking for. The key is to be open-minded, prepare yourself for some design risks and be honest with how you are feeling. The designs should speak to you as you will have to live with them.
Past clients - It is a good idea to ask about previous projects to understand how crises are dealt with and how the designer has factored in preventative measures.
Budget - It is important to talk about budgets beforehand rather than in the middle of a project which can make a world of difference in terms of avoiding unnecessary conflict. It is worth getting a few quotations from different Interior Designers before deciding on a specific style.
How do I check the Interior Designers’ credentials?
You should look for a degree, foundation degree or HND in relevant subjects such as architecture, fine art, furniture design, interior and spatial design, interior architecture, textile design and 3D design.
Before you choose an Interior Designer, you could ask to see examples of their work, read testimonials and view before and after pictures of rooms and homes they have designed.
You could also look at their profile page on Bark and check out reviews from past customers too as well as examples of work that they have completed. This might also help you get some ideas for the types of design you need.
What services does an Interior Designer provide?
Interior designers cover a number of different aspects. They prepare detailed plans for the space showing the colour scheme, materials, lighting and soft furnishings they recommend. They also provide clients with detailed drawings, mood boards and scale models if required. Some designers will create interactive digital presentations to show you their designs. They will also show you samples of the materials that they recommend for your home.
Can I hire an Interior Designer online?
Yes, you can. An online interior designer will ask you questions about your budget and preferences, and then they will design a 'virtual' room, filling it with real furniture you can purchase - pretty neat stuff!
