Case study three:
Remote design of a master bedroom

Sometimes it's more efficient and cost-effective to carry out our design and styling services remotely. 
Our case study three is a perfect example of how we carry out this service and shows what is possible through communicating over the phone and email (with the help of the Royal Mail and couriers).

Step one: the initial 'meeting' and brief
The initial consultation took place over the phone with photographs of the master bedroom sent over email.
The client explained what they had, what they wanted to keep and what they needed. They also provided an idea of the colours and styles they liked.

Step two: scheme proposal
Taking into consideration the existing beige carpets and the grey fitted furniture, which were all to be kept, we created a scheme in their favourite shades of plum/aubergine (a bonus for us!!). We found the most gorgeous wallpaper which incorporated the three main colours: plum, grey and beige and matched it with a co-ordinating paint colour and fabrics for roman blinds, scatter cushions and a window seat pad. The proposal also included a requested opulent buttoned bespoke headboard to be made in the same fabric as the seat pad.

The initial digital mood board was emailed to the client for consideration with sample swatches of the wallpaper and the fabrics sent in the post.
The client measured the feature wall and their own existing roman blinds enabling us to calculate the costings.

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