Interior Consultant

Buying a property and creating a living space are two very different things. If you've just moved into a new home, you could find that your old furniture simply doesn't fit into the new ambiance, or it looks shabby and dated. You may also need new soft furnishings, lighting and accessories.
The concept of "design" is understood in many different ways, but for a professional interior designer, it means the construction of a detailed plan of action for creating something in response to a particular issue. It means taking into account the aesthetic, functional, economic and sometimes social/psychological factors.
The design process usually begins with a detailed interaction between the designer and client. It's important to involve all the stake-holders concerned.

Clients needs to convey all their ideas, the exact dimensions of the space, how they intend to live in it and use it, define budgets and perhaps share images or thoughts about rooms that inspire them. Perhaps this is your first home and you have a certain look in mind that you want to recreate.
Designers collect, collate, analyze and synthesize all these ideas, offer a few concepts of their own and begin work on the final design. They can usually come up with two or three likely options within a given time frame. These designs are accompanied by financial and esthetic details. The client can opt for one of these. Otherwise, the process starts again if they're not satisfied with the designs provided. When you explain the scope of the job to us, no matter how small or large it is, and how much you're willing to spend, this information is useful to both of us in the long run and saves us a lot of bother later on. At Creation Infra, we understand it's not how much you spend, but how it's spent.