The wheel of change continues to spin, not just in fashion but also in the world of interior design. With so much being spoken about interior design, décor has inevitably become yet another means of making a statement. Be it commercial or your personal space, interior design today is much more than aesthetics; it is about identity.
Designing your space can be a quite a nightmare, if it involves coordinating with designers, different types of sub-contracting professionals like carpenters, painters, masons, aluminum and glass vendors, electricians, HVAC and MEP technicians, etc. First and foremost, you have to find the right people who have the capability to understand and execute your design brief.
Will this solution adequately complement the former and mitigate the latter.
Does this solution demonstrate scalability, or will it need to be replaced if a business grows or shrinks.
While it may cost less up front, are there potentials for hidden fees or additional expenditures later?