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Design scheme packages

The middle way between advice and full project management. We design the room in detail and hand you everything you need to make it happen.

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Dining area with green botanical wallpaper and oak display shelves, Muswell Hill

What is design scheme packages?

A design scheme is a complete, ready-to-use plan for a room: mood board, furniture layout, colour palette, materials and a sourced shopping list. You get a designer’s full thinking on paper, then buy and install at your own pace — or ask us to help with that too.

Right for you if…

One to a few rooms
Confident DIYers and those with a trusted builder
Anyone who wants a finished plan before spending

The benefits

A plan you can follow
Every choice is made and documented, so buying becomes simple.
Options for each budget
Alternatives at different price points where it matters.
Cohesive, personal rooms
Rooms that reflect your lifestyle — not a showroom.

The process

How it works

What’s included

Mood board
Furniture layout plan
Colour palette with paint references
Materials and finishes
Lighting suggestions
Sourced shopping list

1
Brief
We talk through the room, what to keep and the budget.
2
Concept
A mood board and layout to react to.
3
Refine
We adjust together until it feels right.
4
Hand-over
Final scheme and shopping list, ready to order.

How much does it cost?

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

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“She stepped in and made the entire space work cohesively.”

— Ainslie Spencer, verified Houzz review

FAQs

Questions about design schemes

Can I keep my existing furniture?

Absolutely. Schemes often build around pieces you already love. On our Ally Pally project, most of the clients’ furniture was kept and new doors, cornices and colour did the heavy lifting.