Explain interior proposals through client needs, furniture choices, and your contribution. Define design fees, purchasing support, and construction roles.
An interior consultant’s website should describe furniture, layouts, and the actual contribution alongside room photographs. Selection, purchasing support, and construction coordination are different services.
Help people connect a style they like with their home, budget, and available support.
Explain permitted needs around household use, storage, and activities. Describe furniture, colour, and layout decisions and your contribution.
Distinguish existing client possessions and others’ work rather than claiming everything in a photograph. Obtain image publication permission.
Define consultation, furniture proposals, drawings or documents, purchasing, and construction coordination. Distinguish service fees from product and construction costs.
Explain online and on-site arrangements and required measurements or images. Request budget, room use, and timing for a quote.
Give informative project images alternatives reflecting their meaning. (W3C informative images)
Review availability, services, and contact routes when adding projects. Label discontinued furniture in historical proposals rather than implying it is currently purchasable.
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A: Identify your responsibilities and work performed by other contractors.
A: Define the scope of design, product, and construction costs.
A: Explain measurements, room images, use, budget, and other relevant inputs.
A: Label the historical example distinctly from current purchase guidance.
