eDesign Services
What is eDesign?
-
How it works.
With traditional design services, the designer will come to your home, evaluate, take measurements and work one on one with you to create your space. The designer will work with contractors and manufacturers as needed, order products and install everything to complete the project.
eDesign is very different. eDesign is completely virtual, meaning you will work only online with your designer, never in person. Through a series of questions, photos of your space and measurements you take on your own, your virtual designer will design your space, present virtual design boards and shopping links and provide install instructions for you to complete on your own.
-
Is eDesign right for me?
eDesign is right for you if…
You are well versed in online shopping and feel comfortable doing ordering, paying, tracking and dealing directly with retailers on your own.
You only need one or two rooms designed and they don’t require any remodeling or hiring contractors.
You are not looking for a kitchen and/or bath design. eDesign is best for spaces that do not require plumbing.
You just need direction on what to make your space unified. You need help pulling furniture and décor together to make it cohesive.
You are looking for a more affordable design option rather than full service design. You would rather pay all inclusive up front rather than charged by the hour through more personalized service.
-
What is the cost for eDesign and how do I get started?
eDesign packages start at $450 per room. This includes virtual design boards for client approval, revisions based on your needs and budget, floor plan, shopping links for up to 10 items (limited to furniture, rugs, lighting and window treatments) and detailed instructions with support on how to implement your plan.
Optional Accessories Add-On Package Includes Selections and links for up to 10 Accessories (wall art, vignette accessories, floral, textiles). Fee for this add on is $225/room.
-
Start Your Questionnaire Here
To get the most from your designer, give them as much information about your space as possible. Get started by answering these questions about your space.
