In-Home Design Consultation
Every project begins in the home. The studio's consultation is a working site visit — architecture, light, scale, and use all assessed in the room itself, with the client present, before a single specification is written.
Why Choose This Style
We do not write drapery specifications from photographs. The room dictates the program, and only an in-person reading of the architecture can ground a specification that will read as inevitable a decade from now.
The consultation covers pleat style, fullness, mounting strategy, hardware language, and motorization intent — not fabric. Fabric is the last conversation, never the first.
We arrive at a written program that the client, the interior designer, and the architect of record can all reference through fabrication and installation.
Where Design Consultation Drapery Belongs
- Every residential and commercial project the studio accepts
- All ceiling heights
- Every architectural style — the discipline is universal
Frequently Asked Questions
- What happens in the consultation?
- A walkthrough of every room receiving drapery, architectural notes, photo and dimensional documentation, and a written summary of the proposed program within the week.
- Is there a fee?
- Yes — design consultation is billed; the fee is credited toward fabrication if the project proceeds. The studio takes design work seriously and prices it accordingly.
- Should my interior designer attend?
- Yes, whenever possible. The strongest projects we accept are coordinated with the designer and architect from day one.