How we work
The interior design process
Every project we take on moves through the same four phases — discovery, concept, design, and delivery. It's how a first conversation becomes a finished home, without the guesswork.
Hiring an interior designer is easier when you know what actually happens, and when. Over a decade of residential, commercial, and hospitality work between Toronto and Los Angeles, we've settled on a process that stays the same whether the project is a single room or a full renovation: discovery, concept, design, and delivery.
Each phase below has its own page explaining what we do, what you receive, and the questions clients ask most. Read them in order to understand the full arc, or jump to the phase you're weighing right now. When you're ready to start, a consultation is the front door to all of it.
The four phases
- 01DiscoveryBefore a single line is drawn, we listen — to the space, the brief, and the life it will hold. Discovery is where a project's real constraints and ambitions come out, in Toronto and Los Angeles homes alike.Explore →
- 02ConceptMood, materials, and proportion brought together into one coherent idea. The concept phase is where a home gets its point of view — and where we test it before anything is committed.Explore →
- 03DesignDetailed drawings, joinery, lighting, and the specification of every layer. Design is the long, technical middle where the concept becomes something a trade can actually build.Explore →
- 04DeliveryOn-site direction, styling, and the careful handover of a finished home. Delivery is where the drawings meet reality — and where we stay until the room actually feels like yours.Explore →
Start with a conversation
Tell us about the space and how you want to live in it. We reply to every enquiry within two working days.