The PROCESS

We believe that designing a home should be a seamless and inspiring journey. Our process is structured to guide you from concept to completion with clarity, creativity, and precision.

Three people in a meeting discussing architectural plans on a wooden table with coffee cups and rolled blueprints.

Step 1: Consultation

Complimentary Initial Consultation

We begin with a complimentary phone consultation to discuss your project’s scope, vision, budget, and timeline. This session is available for new home designs, whole-home remodels, kitchen remodels, and interior design projects.

For qualifying projects*, we offer an In-Depth Design Consultation at no additional cost.

Non-qualifying projects can opt for Design Consulting at an hourly rate ($250 minimum).

Qualifying Project Minimum Budgets:

  • New Home Design: $250,000+

  • Remodel: $100,000+

  • Interior Design: $50,000+

  • Kitchen Remodel: $40,000+

Computer monitor displaying a detailed architectural floor plan in a bright, modern workspace.

Step 3: Design Phase 2 Construction Documents

Step 2: Design Phase 1 Schematic Design

The creative process begins with conceptual design, where we explore layouts, spatial flow, and aesthetic direction.

  • Presentation of initial conceptual design for client review

  • Critical evaluation and refinement of design details

  • Creation of 3D renderings to bring the vision to life (optional, for additional cost)

  • Iterative design meetings until perfection is achieved

Blueprints of a house, a yellow measuring tape, a red level, a cordless drill, screws, wall plugs, and fasteners on a wooden surface likely in a construction or home renovation setting.

Once the design is approved, we develop detailed technical drawings and coordinate with engineering teams.

  • Presentation of Preliminary Construction Budget

  • Coordination with Truss Engineering

  • Collaboration with Structural Engineering

  • Preparation of sealed plans for permitting

Ready to begin? Contact us today to start your journey.