This document outlines 5 important points to clarify when choosing an interior designer: 1) Ask to see their certification to ensure they have proper training. 2) Discuss whether they can work in your preferred design style. 3) Inquire about how they will track and communicate the project's progress. 4) Determine what level of involvement is expected from you as the client. 5) Find out if they only source supplies intended for trade professionals or if retail options are also considered.

1. 5 POINTS TO CLARIFY WHEN
YOU CHOOSE YOUR INTERIOR
DESIGNER

2. In our last blog post, we broke up the
process of selecting an interior
designer into a 7-step process.In
that 7-step process on selecting an
interior designer, step 5 is meeting with
your shortlisted designers and
clarifying interior design project-related
issues with them.

3. #1 – CAN YOU SHOW ME SOME
CERTIFICATION?
An interior designer needs to be
professionally certified as an interior
designer. He or she must
be professionally trained in a number
of subjects.

4. #2 - CAN YOU WORK IN MY
STYLE?
Every designer is good at one style or
another. And they may not be
comfortable working in another style.

5. #3 - DO YOU KEEP A RECORD OF
PROJECT PROGRESS?
Interior design projects
can normally go on for weeks or even
months.So, it is very important for you,
as a client, to keep yourself updated on
the progress of the project.

6. #4 - WHAT KIND OF PARTICIPATION
DO YOU EXPECT FROM ME?
Apart from whether the project is
proceeding on time, you may also want to
check that it is proceeding as per the plan
and that you like the outcome.

7. #5 - DO YOU SOURCE ONLY TRADE-
ONLY SUPPLIES?
Trade-only supplies are those supplies
that are meant to be used by the
interior design trade only.

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