Pre-design phase: Include time for initial consultation, site visit (if applicable) and design concept development.
Project Development: Outline the estimated duration for creating moodboards, finalizing plans, and selecting materials and finishes.
Procurement: Consider lead times when ordering furniture, materials, and any custom pieces.
Construction (if applicable): If your services include project management, estimate construction time based on the scope of work.
Installation and Completion: Include estimated times for furniture installation, decoration placement, and finishing touches.
Pro Tip: Involve the client in the timeline discussion. Be upfront about potential delays due to material lead times or authorization processes.
Check out this Interior Design Proposal Template to get started writing your proposal
In this section, you will convince the client that you are not just another designer: you are the physician data ideal partner to bring their vision to life. Here is how to show your value:
Selection of materials and finishes: expertise beyond aesthetics
Don’t present materials and finishes based on aesthetics alone. Demonstrate your expertise by explaining your choices in the context of the project requirements:
Align with the design concept: Explain how the proposed materials and finishes complement the overall design concept and create the desired atmosphere.
Durability and Functionality: Consider the purpose of the space and traffic flow. Recommend materials that are suitable for the intended use and can withstand daily wear and tear.
Budget Considerations: Pay attention to the client’s budget. Offer a range of options that meet their needs while staying within their financial constraints.
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