Do you need an architect, interior designer or both?
A guide on who to hire for your building or renovation.
Confused about whether you need an architect, an interior designer, or both for your project?
Let me break it down for you in this post to make your building or renovation project smoother.
Any more questions, feel free to ask - click on the button at the end of this post to get in touch!
The Role of an Architect
Architects are trained to help clients determine a project brief, apply impartial and creative thinking to produce a design that adds functionality and value (lifestyle and hopefully monetary). They advise on budgetary expectations, provide guidance on the planning process and building regulations, as well as manage the tender and construction stages of your project.
The Role of an Interior Designer
Interior Designers focus on enhancing the aesthetic appeal and functionality of interior spaces. They work with colours, materials, furniture, lighting, and decor to create cohesive and visually pleasing interiors. Interior Designers help you personalise your space, reflecting your style and preferences.
When You Need Both
Choosing to work with both an architect and an interior designer, or someone like me who does both, brings the best of both worlds. It means your home will achieve a cohesive design from the structural amendments down to the finishes and furniture layout. Plus, it makes the journey a lot smoother and more enjoyable for you.