Design Alchemy: Turning Spaces into Commercial Gold
Hiring an interior designer for commercial projects is essential to ensure that your business space is not only visually appealing but also functional and efficient. An interior designer can help you create a space that reflects your brand's values and identity while also meeting the specific needs of your business and clients.
Interior designers have a wealth of knowledge and experience when it comes to commercial spaces. They understand how to create areas that are both practical and aesthetically pleasing, and they know how to balance form and function to create a space that is both beautiful and functional.
“Often, your interior designer may be aware of product lines that aren't available to the public. We spend years procuring our lists of product lines and resources, attending trade shows and developing relationships with vendors, and know who to tap for quality, ‘to the trade’ products.” says Timeless Design project manager, Julie Cargill.
By hiring an interior designer for your commercial project, you can also save time and money in the long run. An experienced interior designer will have relationships with suppliers and contractors, allowing them to secure better pricing on materials and labor. Additionally, they can oversee the entire project, from conception to completion, ensuring it is completed on time and within budget.
“Having a winning team of skilled craftsmen to complete the project is the most important piece of the puzzle. Working with tradesmen that we have a history with and many of whom have worked on past projects together leads to a smoother overall project.” says interior designer Kate FitzGerald-Wilks.
In summary, hiring an interior designer for commercial projects is essential to ensure your space is functional and visually appealing. By leveraging the knowledge and experience of an interior designer, you can create a space that reflects your brand's identity while also meeting the needs of your business and clients.
