Made for Interior Designers
Get the Client to Commit to a Direction
Also useful for: people in Creative
Help interior designers get clients to commit to a direction with discovery, priorities, style references, tradeoffs, and reducing endless option-shopping.
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Interior designers who need help with discovery, priorities, style references, tradeoffs, and reducing endless option-shopping.
What you'll walk away with
✓Project scope defined. Client priorities identified. Style reference created. Tradeoffs evaluated. Design process managed.
Your Get the Client to Commit to a Direction path
Complete in order for the strongest progression- Prompt
- Guided
- Workflow
- Checklist
- Template
- Playbook
- Sequence
Prompt
Make a Plan
Define the Scope of Your Design Project
Define the project scope for an interior design project.
Prompt
Organize Information
Find Out What Your Design Client Values Most
Identify client priorities for a design project to ensure their needs are met.
Guided
Build a Style Board for Your Client
Create a style reference board for a room with a specific design style and elements
Guided
Compare Options
Choose Between Competing Interior Design Options
Evaluate tradeoffs in design to make informed decisions
Workflow
Make a Plan
Build a Practical Plan for Your Design Project
Manage the design process by creating a comprehensive design plan, prioritizing tasks, and making informed decisions.
Checklist
Create a Checklist
Prepare for Your Next Design Client Meeting
Prepare for client meetings by creating a checklist of essential items to discuss and consider.
Checklist
Organize Your Interior Design Project Files
Get your documents in order with this checklist designed specifically for Interior Designers. Organize your documents by category and priority, and create a plan for regular maintenance.
Template
Draft a Clear Interior Design Client Agreement
Create a client agreement template for interior design projects.
Playbook
Develop a Design Concept Your Client Will Love
Develop a design concept that meets the client's needs and priorities.
Sequence
Present Design Options That Fit the Budget
Present design options to clients based on their budget and design preferences.