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OUR DESIGN PROCESS

Serving Western North Carolina Since 1998.

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Step 1: Initial Inquiry Form

We are excited to work with you! Before we dive into the creative part, help us understand your project's requirements. Please complete a short pre-consultation Inquiry Form.

 

We'll send you a 'Welcome' email and assign a designer during our weekly meeting to schedule a discovery call.

  • Our design team meets weekly on Mondays to review new project requests. We'll assign a designer to each project, who will follow up with you on the next steps.

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  • Your designer will create a black-and-white design based on floor plans or, for renovations, initial measurements. Timeframes for this process may vary depending on existing project commitments. 

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  • During the initial consultation, the designer will present the first version of the design (V1). During this meeting, you and your designer will make important decisions regarding functionality, cabinetry finishes, and door styles for each room. 

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  • After the initial consultation, you will receive an updated drawing and proposal (Version 2 or V2). Please note that for any design changes beyond Version 2, applicable design fees will apply. Version 3 (V3) will be provided and priced after a field measurement, and additional versions can be created at a design fee of $50 per hour. 

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  • Once the proposal and presentation have been signed and approved, we will visit the project site to finalize measurements and designate areas for plumbing centers, islands, etc. Final approved dimensional drawings will then be sent to the project managers/contractors. 

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  • After the proposal and presentation are final/approved, any changes made after that point will result in a $250 change order, in addition to materials and labor costs. ​​

 

  • Cabinetry is ordered upon completion of the final measure, and the 50% invoice is issued. 

 

  • Scheduling & Logistics will contact you to schedule the delivery and installation of cabinetry. 

 

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What to Expect

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