If you’re unsure whether interior design is right for you, design sessions are a good start to collaboration. They involve developing functional layout options in the form of a floor plan during the meeting. This process doesn’t include full technical documentation, but focuses on creating a functional design framework based on your requirements. In apartments, where the scope of changes is usually limited, it often turns out that they are difficult to arrange, or that inefficient circulation routes take up a significant amount of space. While it’s often possible to make a number of changes to improve functionality, neglecting them at the outset makes them uneconomical in later stages of renovation.
However, in home construction, it often happens that by the advanced stages of construction, any changes are either too late or prohibitively expensive. This leads to the need to adapt the interior to the imposed building form, preventing a flexible and optimal arrangement of space. Therefore, developing a functional layout early allows you not only to detect errors and improve the ergonomics of your apartment, house, or commercial space, but also to verify the purchase’s viability and make a final decision regarding the investment.
