1. Understand the needs of owners and housing conditions
2. Introduction to the design process
3. Fee and payment instructions
1. Preliminary plan configured according to the needs of owners
2. Discuss the style trend
3. Plan details discussion and confirmation
1. Plan configuration details confirm
2. Sign a design contract
1. Construction drawing is completed
2. Design details discussed
3. Building materials, lighting, furniture, curtains to confirm
4. Project schedule planning and valuation
1. The construction start according to the design of signing the contract
2. Write a report in accordance with the construction progress of the project site
3. Pay the stage fee according to the contents of the project contract
1. Collect balance due to charge fees
2. One year warranty
3. Provide free after sales consultation service
1. 了解业主需求与房屋状况
2. 设计作业流程介绍
3. 费用说明与付款方式说明
1. 依业主需求提出初步平面配置
2. 讨论风格走向
3. 平面配置细节讨论与确认
1. 平面配置细节确认
2. 签订设计合约
1. 施工图绘制完成
2. 设计细节讨论
3. 建材、照明、家具、窗帘确认
4. 工程进度规划与估价
1. 依合约签订之设计图施工
2. 依现场工程进度撰写施工报告
3. 依工程合约内容支付阶段性费用
1. 收取工程尾款费用
2. 交屋后,保固一年
3. 提供免费咨询服务
You may have occasionally heard the terms for interior decorator and interior designer interchanged. However, there is a difference between the two titles. An interior decorator generally refers to someone who deals with finishes, surfaces, furniture, and wall coverings. Also, an interior decorator may work in a variety of venues from a design showroom to a remodeling retail store.
An interior designer is a more specialized career field, requiring a certain combined level of education, work experience, and licensing. An interior designer may create spaces for the inside of a commercial office building, design the lighting for a restaurant, or select the furnishings of a home. An interior designer may also deal with issues of safety like accessibility and building codes.
Whether you need a little help or a lot, from answers to a few questions on color selection or furniture layout to help on planning and completing a complicated remodel or new construction project, the advice and guidance of an Interior Designer is invaluable.
Having a professional Interior Designer on your team who has the knowledge and experience of countless similar projects as well as the information and expertise for finding the exact products and trades-people you need to get the best result for your project is priceless. Working with an Interior Designer will help you to move seamlessly and efficiently through the project, as well as help you prevent costly mistakes or side-steps along the way.
While it is true that many retail establishments may offer “free” advice and assistance, and that sometimes, though not always, those consultants may be very good at what they do, it is also true that although the advice they offer you is “free,” they definitely are not working for “free” and their primary allegiance and obligation is to their employer.
While a good designer can help you at any stage of the design, it is most advantageous for you to begin your work with a designer at the earliest stages of the design. As with almost any process, a good plan in place as early as possible is the best route to success. Pongo Interior can take your project from the initial point of gathering information on the requirements and needs that you have for your space, throughout conception, development, construction, purchasing and installation for every detail of your project – all the way to completion, the final result that shows the great result of a plan well thought out and well executed from the initial ideas to the final details.
Our fees are based off the scope of work and we charge a simple flat design fee when possible. However, sometimes smaller jobs will billed at an one time rate depending on scope of work. Pongo Interior also offers A-La-Carte Services that add flexibility for your needs and to fit your budget.
That really is up to you; it all starts with some research and a realistic budget. Read our blog post “Top 5 Tips for a Successful Design Project Part 1: Budget”.
The earlier you can start, the better off you’ll be. Learn more in our blog post “Top 5 Tips for a Successful Design Project Part 2: Schedule”.
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