A considered approach to styling your home.
A home styling consultation begins with an understanding of your space. Share the details, photographs and ideas that matter to you, and we will use that information to prepare practical recommendations for your home.
From your first enquiry to a practical styling plan.
Each project follows a clear sequence. The scope, fee and expected delivery period are confirmed before the consultation work begins.
Tell us about your property
Begin by describing the room or rooms you would like help with. Include the type of property, the areas involved, what you would like to improve and any particular questions you want the consultation to address. You can also share your preferred style, practical requirements and approximate budget for any changes you are considering.
Provide photographs and room information
We may ask for photographs, room measurements, a floor plan if available, and details of existing furniture or features that need to remain. These materials help us understand the layout, proportions, natural light and practical limitations of the space.
Confirm the consultation scope
We review the information provided and clarify any points that may affect the work. Before proceeding, you will receive confirmation of the agreed service, the areas covered, the deliverables, the applicable fee and the estimated working-day delivery period.
We prepare your recommendations
Once the agreed information is complete and the service arrangements are confirmed, we consider the requirements and prepare recommendations within the agreed scope. Depending on the service selected, this may cover furniture positioning, room balance, colour direction, property presentation or priorities across several rooms.
Receive your digital consultation
Your completed work is sent electronically using the agreed delivery method. Depending on the service, this may be a written report, a room-by-room recommendation document, colour references, a priority list or a simple illustrative layout concept.
Review the advice and plan your next steps
You can review the recommendations at your own pace and decide which suggestions are suitable for your circumstances. Where follow-up clarification is included in the agreed service, you can send questions through written correspondence.
What to prepare for your consultation.
You do not need a professionally prepared floor plan or a complete design brief. Clear, useful information is more important than presentation. The more accurately you describe the space, the better we can understand the context of your request.
Take clear photographs from different corners where possible. Include windows, doors, fixed features and the main furniture pieces.
Share approximate room length, width and ceiling height if known. A simple floor plan or hand-drawn layout can also help.
Identify the furniture, fittings or architectural features you intend to keep, as well as anything that creates a practical limitation.
Describe colours, materials, moods or interior styles you like. Reference images are welcome if they help explain your preferences.
Explain how the room is used, what currently feels unsuitable and what you would most like to improve.
Mention relevant budget expectations, storage needs, household routines or other requirements that should inform the advice.
Advice you can refer to, room by room.
The format depends on the consultation selected. The aim is to provide clear written guidance that brings the agreed ideas together and gives you a useful reference when considering changes to your home.
A considered set of recommendations for your space.
Your deliverable is prepared according to the confirmed service scope. It may include some or all of the following, where relevant to the consultation.
A clear timetable from the outset.
Each service has an estimated preparation period. The applicable timeframe is confirmed with the agreed scope before work begins. We use written communication so that the project details and recommendations can be reviewed clearly.
The estimated period is stated in the service details and confirmed for your consultation.
The preparation period begins once the required information has been received and the service scope is confirmed.
If important details are missing or unclear, we may contact you for clarification before proceeding.
Enquiries, clarification and delivery are handled remotely. Fixed video meetings and property visits are not part of this service.
What our home styling consultation covers.
Our role is to provide styling guidance based on the information you supply. Keeping the scope clear helps you understand what is included and what will remain your responsibility.
Included in the consultation
- Review of customer-supplied room information and photographs.
- Written home styling recommendations within the agreed scope.
- Furniture layout and room arrangement guidance where relevant.
- Colour scheme suggestions and digital colour references where relevant.
- Property presentation observations and practical priorities.
- Digital reports and supporting materials specified for the service.
- Written follow-up clarification where included in the agreed service.
Not included in the consultation
- Property visits, on-site measurements or in-person appointments.
- Furniture, furnishings, accessories or physical samples supplied for purchase.
- Shopping, sourcing, procurement or purchasing on your behalf.
- Interior construction drawings, architectural or structural design.
- Building work, decoration, installation, assembly or room styling on site.
- Property valuation, estate agency or investment advice.
- Guarantees of property value, sale price, rental performance or other market outcomes.
Questions before you begin.
A little more information about how the remote consultation works and what to expect.
Do I need to arrange a video call?
No. The service is delivered remotely through the information you submit and written communication. Fixed video meetings are not required.
Can I request advice for more than one room?
Yes. Multi-room consultations are available. The number of rooms and the work included will depend on the service selected and the scope confirmed before the consultation begins.
What if I do not have a floor plan?
A formal floor plan is not essential for every consultation. Photographs, approximate measurements and a written description may be sufficient for some types of advice. We will clarify what is needed for your chosen service.
Will you choose and buy furniture for me?
No. We provide styling advice and recommendations, but do not supply products, purchase items or act as a procurement service. Any purchases are arranged independently by you.
How will I receive the completed work?
The consultation materials are delivered electronically using the method agreed for your service. The exact documents and supporting materials depend on the confirmed scope.
When will my delivery period begin?
The estimated working-day period begins after the required information has been received and the consultation scope has been confirmed. If further details are needed, we will contact you in writing.
Can I ask questions after receiving the recommendations?
Follow-up clarification is available where it forms part of the agreed service. Any additional work outside the original scope will be discussed separately before it is undertaken.
Have a room in mind? Tell us what you would like to improve.
Share an outline of your property and the type of guidance you are looking for. We can then review your enquiry and clarify the appropriate consultation scope.