Some projects raise new questions at more than one point along the way. A selection here, a site condition there, a decision that only makes sense once you can see how the space is coming together. Designer on Call gives you that guidance at each of those points, rather than trying to plan for every need before the project starts.
An architect, builder or cabinet company has already drawn something up, and you want a second look before anyone builds or orders from it. I walk the plan the way you will actually live in it, not just whether it is technically correct. On one review, revisions to a floor plan had shifted the entry just enough that the first sightline walking in was a toilet, never intended, and missed in all the changes. You leave with clear corrections or recommendations you can take straight back to your architect, builder or cabinet company.
We agree on a focused list of decisions beforehand, often kitchen or bathroom selections such as tile, cabinetry or finishes, so the day has a clear scope from the start. We meet, look at the options together and choose. This works well when you are ready to decide and want a professional opinion in the room while you do.
You do not need a redesign, you need the color to actually work. I look at your existing materials, your natural light, your cabinetry and trim, and how color should move from room to room. You leave with a paint schedule specific enough to hand straight to your painter.
A plan review in progress.