An interior designer for your home, over the internet
Tell us how you live and what you want to change. Active interior designers send proposals with layout, materials and lighting. You compare and hire online.
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Questions about hiring an interior designer online
The questions people ask before hiring a designer for the first time.
Can the designer work without visiting my home?
Yes. Photos, measurements and a video of the space are enough for most projects. When a visit helps, you arrange it directly with the designer.
What do I get at the end?
It depends on the proposal you accept: layout, 3D images, a list of materials and furniture, a lighting plan. Each proposal describes the deliverables before you decide.
How much does an interior project cost?
Publishing is free. Each professional sends their own proposal, with a price and a timeline. You pay per stage, as you approve the deliveries.
Can I hire for a single room?
Yes. Describe the room in the brief and the designers answer with proposals for that space.
What is the difference between an interior designer and a decorator?
The designer plans the space: layout, finishes, lighting, joinery. The decorator works with what already exists: furniture, colours, objects. The platform has both.