Welcome to KMCC Design Co.'s Local Interior Design Process - let us walk you through what it's like to work with us on a local Pensacola project. We always want our clients to feel like working with us means you can relax after a few easy steps at the beginning!
THE LOCAL INTERIOR DESIGN PROCESS:
Consultation + Site Visit
We'll start your project with a quick video call to discuss your goals for the project so I can provide an estimate. Once this is approved, I also usually walk through the property before beginning the design process to truly understand your needs and expectations for the space before giving a project quote.
Initial Concepts
After getting to know you and your home, KMCC Design Co. will begin crafting a bespoke design concept that fits your functional needs and style preferences. Sharing some of our progress along the way, we will adjust initial concepts until we land on something just right for you and your home!
Site Visit for Samples
We will gather and provide the available samples of the fabrics and materials from your design selections. During this site visit, you can touch and feel the textiles you're deciding between and will eventually be living with every day to make sure they're all right for you, your family and your lifestyle!
Design Finalization
After you're had a chance to get better acquainted with the furniture and decor within your design concept through samples & swatches, any necessary adjustments are made before your design details are finalized.
Procurement
A flexible process that allows you to have options - order yourself from the detailed shopping list or have KMCC take over and handle the often stressful processes of ordering, shipping & scheduling deliveries - so you can be more hands free.
Installation + Styling Visit
Some of our favorite days - watching all the decisions come together! Once everything has come in, we will come and arrange & style everything to be like the envisioned design, answering any questions you have have along the way.Â
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