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• Photos and rough dimensions of your existing space are helpful for a designer to see a quick snap shot of the project scope and visual details. Dimensions include overall walls, window size casing to casing and ceiling height.
• Is your project a quick remodel to aid in selling a home or is it your forever home?
• We are all guilty of being glued on Pinterest into late hours of the evening; bring in your favorites pins!
• Budget: This is a tough one. Whether you have a firm budget or are trying to determine one, it’s helpful for us to have a ballpark idea; it enables us to steer you into the direction of the product that will meet your needs. We offer everything from budget conscious to high end custom cabinetry.
• Wish list! Make a list of items that you’d love to incorporate into your new space if feasible. A few examples are: trash roll outs, roll out shelves, wine rack, cutlery divider, glass doors.
• A list of appliances whether they are existing that you plan to keep, or ones that you’re interested in purchasing new. Manufacturer and model information is helpful with planning.

• Special considerations such as handicap requirements, aging in place design, for example.

  Specific height requirements etc. are helpful to be communicated in the consult stage of the project.

  We always welcome walk in clients and are happy to give you a tour of our showroom. For design consults that include review of your plans and project scope, we do highly encourage scheduling an appointment to ensure that adequate one on one time with a designer is provided for you.

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