Los Angeles · mid-century houses
One room at a time, and you keep the drawings.
A fixed fee agreed before anything starts, and the plan, the elevations, and the source list are yours whether or not we do the buying. Most studios keep the source list so you cannot leave.
One room, fully designed
$4,800
About six weeks
Fixed. Not an estimate, not a range, and not a percentage of what you spend on furniture.
This is the deliverable
Not a mood board. A measured plan at quarter inch, with every piece drawn at the size it actually is — because most rooms fail because one item is four inches too deep and nobody checked.
All six things you receiveSix ways to work, and the smallest is two hours.
One room, fully designed
$4,800
About six weeks
Measured plan of the room as it exists, and 6 more
Consultation, two hours
$450
One visit, notes within a week
Two hours in the room with you, and 2 more
Colour and material scheme only
$1,600
Three weeks
Paint, floor, tile, and fabric selections, and 2 more
Furniture plan for a room you already like
$1,200
Two weeks
Measured plan and a scaled layout, and 2 more
A plan for a house done over years
$3,200
Two months
An order of operations across the whole house, and 3 more
Procurement
12% of items purchased
Runs alongside
Ordering, tracking, and chasing every lead time, and 2 more
You own it. Take it anywhere.
Measured plan
The room as it actually is, not as the listing said. Nearly every 1958 house has one wall that is not square.
Furniture plan, to scale
Drawn at quarter inch. Most rooms fail because one piece is four inches too deep and nobody measured.
Elevations
For the wall you see from the door and any wall with joinery. Elevations are where proportion problems become obvious.
Lighting plan
Including switching, which is the part people forget and then live with for twenty years.
Material schedule
Every finish named, with the sample stapled to it.
Source list
Item, price, size, lead time, and where. Yours. Take it anywhere.