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Design considerations- Make a list of what you like and dislike about your current situation.
- Create a wants and needs list for your project. Prioritize the items in order of importance.
- List the architectural style and age of your home. Consult with the designer the best choice for you; refer to photos and samples you may have collected.
- If you plan on making big changes to your home, measure out all affected and adjoining rooms to discuss options with a Designer.
- How does your lifestyle or family affect your decisions over the next few years? Will you become "empty nesters," or new parents?
- Do you plan on selling your home in the near future or do you plan on residing at your residence for more than three years?
- Do you entertain frequently? If you do, consider the functionality and flow of your space.
- Are there major structural changes to consider, such as moving a wall or window?
- Establish a budget for the entire project that is realistic. Discussing a budget beforehand with qualified companies will make the process easier for you and could save you money.
- Decide what items (ie: cabinetry, countertop) you want to invest the most money into.
- Preview appliance models and sizes prior to the start of your design.
- Are there time constraints for the work? Can this goal be accomplished? Please let us know right away so we can help you meet the deadline!
- Make a list of qualities that you are looking for in your remodeling designer.
- Are you working with an interior designer?
- Do you plan on doing any of the work yourself?
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