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Interior design consultation

Sometimes a room just doesn’t feel right and you can’t say why. In a consultation, Joséphine walks through the space with you, listens, and gives clear, practical direction you can act on straight away.

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Living room with a tan leather sofa and plantation shutters, Crouch End

What is interior design consultation?

An interior design consultation is a focused session — typically by the hour — where a designer looks at your space and gives practical advice on layout, colour, lighting and soft furnishings. It suits people who want expert direction but prefer to do the buying and project managing themselves.

Right for you if…

One room or one problem that isn’t working
You’re about to buy furniture or choose paint
You want a professional eye before committing to a plan

The benefits

Fast clarity
Leave with a clear direction for layout, colour and furnishings instead of a pile of samples.
Avoid costly mistakes
Get the sofa size, rug size and paint colour right first time.
Stay in control
You make the purchases at your own pace, with the advice to back you.

The process

How it works

What’s included

Layout and furniture arrangement
Colour and paint advice
Soft furnishings: curtains, blinds, rugs, cushions
Lighting suggestions
Follow-up notes

1
Book
Choose a time online or call. Tell us a little about the room.
2
Visit
We look at the space together and talk through how you use it.
3
Advice
Practical recommendations on the spot — layout, colours and furnishings.
4
Next steps
Carry on yourself, or move on to a design scheme if you’d like more help.

How much does it cost?

Fees are quoted after a first conversation about your home and scope.

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“…both visionary and highly organized…”

— Megan M, verified Houzz review

FAQs

Questions about design consultation

What should I prepare for a consultation?

Photos of rooms you like, any furniture you want to keep, rough measurements if you have them, and your budget. Most of all, think about how you actually use the room day to day.