The process of interior design is carried out in order to basically coordinate and design the inside/interior of a space with an aim of making it more functional and aesthetically appealing. Although both home and business owners will try and undertake the interior design process themselves to varying degrees of success, its widely accepted that there’s really no substitute for a professional designer.
The Skills That A Designer Has
When you select a professional designer, you can be assured that they:
- Can work with and create both 2D and 3D drawings using various CAD software
- A good knowledge of planning and building regulations
- Specialist knowledge of textiles, colour schemes and sustainability within construction
Your designer will therefore be able to assist with a range of different functions involved in your design project:
Layout – This includes not only the positioning of furniture and objects, but also structural layout with a design project depending on your budget.
Budget – If you opt for a project managed design service then your designer can also deal with all the relevant costings and payments to sub-contractors and suppliers and manage and be responsible for the overall budget of a project.
Furniture – No matter the type of project you are creating, the furniture that is used will always be a big part in the finished look and feel. Your designer can help you space plan and choose the most suitable furniture options.
Decorations and Colours – Getting the right colour scheme for you project is also vital to a successful project. Your designer will be able to advise you on this through years of experience and through looking at pas projects etc.
To find out more on design, check out Tracey Andrews Interiors. Here you will find a wealth of information on different styles and designs, and a great option for design in London, Essex and Hertfordshire.
