FAQ

  • If by that you mean “do I simply send a prompt to AI to generate my 3D renderings and wait for it to do the work?” No, absolutely not.

    I work with several professional interior design softwares that require complex analytical and practical skills, as well as a healthy dose of creativity.

    A few key points that are important to remember about AI: AI possesses no taste, nor judgment, it merely reproduces patterns. It has "read" everything and memorized the shapes of things. However, it looks to the past rather than the future; yet, to create a unique space, we—as designers—must look ahead to anticipate new trends and fuel our creativity.

    If you have experimented with AI, you have likely noticed that while the results can be visually stunning, it makes mistakes and misses nuances that only experienced interior designers can provide

  • Every designer has their own unique style and working method. However, I believe my service fills a gap in the market: a fully remote interior design service that allows both homeowners and renters to visualize their dream home down to the finest detail.

    It is precisely this aspect of "finest detail" that I want to emphasize. A lot of online interior designers only send a 2D collage of furniture and paint colours, leaving you to imagine the result for yourself—and forcing you to place blind trust in their choices. Thanks to 3D renderings, you virtually walk through your futur space and you see exactly what the finished project will look like. You know precisely where to hang your artwork or light fixtures, and why the sofa you’ve always wanted is truly the right fit for your space.

  • It’s all thanks to technology and our collaboration.

    You become my eyes on-site by sending me simple measurements and photos, using my easy, step-by-step guide. Using your data, I then use a professional interior design software to recreate an exact, millimeter-perfect 2D layout and a 3D replica of your room in my studio. This allows me to test layout options and lighting virtually, ensuring the design fits your space flawlessly without me ever needing to step foot in your house.

  • As soon as we begin working together, you will receive a simple visual guide to help you take quick measurements and photos of your room. Nothing complicated, it doesn’t have to be perfect for it to work.

  • Your happiness is my priority, which is why my process includes a safety net.

    First, we don't start the 3D work until you approve the initial mood board. Second, once you receive your final package, one complimentary round of revisions is included. If there is a specific sofa or paint colour you aren't sure about, just let me know via email within 14 days, and I will happily source alternative options for you.

  • Not at all! In fact, my service is specifically designed for busy people just like you. One of the biggest benefits of E-design is that we work completely remotely and on your schedule. There are no live calls, no Zoom meetings, and no appointments to lock into your diary during the week.

    When I send you design updates, you don’t have to respond instantly. You can take a few days to review them with a cup of tea on the weekend and reply whenever you are ready.

  • It’s natural to think that face-to-face is the only way to connect deeply. However, in my experience, solely visual and written communication is actually my superpower for truly understanding you. Here is why:

    1. Images don’t lie, words can be misunderstood: When people try to describe their style in conversation, they often use terms like 'modern' or 'cozy', which mean totally different things to different people. My questionnaire uses targeted imagery. By choosing specific visuals, you show me your exact aesthetic DNA without any translation errors.

    2. Time to reflect (no pressure): In a live meeting, clients often feel pressured to make quick decisions or answer on the spot. By using email, you have the time to sit down, think about how you actually use the space on a Sunday morning versus a Tuesday evening, and write it down at your own pace. Your answers are more honest and accurate.

    3. Deep, undivided attention in the studio: When I receive your brief, I don't just glance at it. I study your words, analyze your photos, and review your Pinterest boards in total focus. Every single detail you write down is tracked, saved, and referred back to throughout the entire design process. Nothing gets lost in conversation.

    My goal isn’t just to chat; it’s to analyze your lifestyle like a puzzle and solve it beautifully through design. The screen doesn't block my empathy—it actually gives me the quiet focus needed to design entirely for you."

  • You absolutely do not need to know your style or have a design vocabulary to work with me. That is exactly what you are hiring me for. My process is specifically designed to uncover your style, even if it's hidden. Here is how we will do it together:

    1. The Visual Questionnaire: I won't ask you to define design terms. Instead, I will show you carefully curated images of textures, colors, and layouts. You just have to tell me what feels good to your eyes. Your subconscious choices will tell me a story you might not even know how to put into words.

    2. The 'Process of Elimination': Knowing what you hate is just as valuable as knowing what you love! Telling me 'I can't stand that shade of yellow' or 'That sofa looks too sharp' gives me incredible guardrails to steer the project in the right direction.

    3. The Moodboard Safety Net: Before I spend hours creating your final 3D design, I will send you a conceptual Moodboard. This is a collection of images, textures, and vibes based on your questionnaire. We don't move forward until you look at it and say, 'Yes, this feels like me!'

    You don't need a clear vision; you just need to trust the process. I will take your mixed ideas, filter them through my design training, and present you with a cohesive concept that makes you say: 'Wow, that’s exactly what I wanted, I just didn't know how to say it!'"

  • Depending on the size of the project, it can takeas little as four weeks from the start of our collaboration to receiving your final design package. Because I create custom, photorealistic 3D images of your exact space, the process requires dedicated time in the studio to ensure every detail is perfect.

    The timeline also depends on your schedule; as explained, the process is entirely pressure-free. You can take the time you need to complete the style questionnaire and approve the mood board. If you need a week (or more) to think things over or discuss them with your partner, a friend, or a family member, please don't hesitate to take that time—I know how busy life can get sometimes.

    Please note: to ensure every client receives my full, focused attention and the highest quality design, I only take on a limited number of projects each month. Your exact start date will be locked into my calendar as soon as your questionnaire and measurements are received!

  • Because UK retail stock changes quickly, I recommend ordering your favourite items as soon as you receive your shopping list (I will make a recommendation of the ones you should order first).

    However, if a key item goes out of stock within 14 days of receiving your package, simply drop me an email. I will gladly find you a similar alternative from another retailer free of charge to ensure your design remains complete.

  • Because my E-design service is offered at an accessible flat fee per room, I do not manage trade accounts or purchasing. Instead, I focus my energy on finding you the absolute best value, high-street items that fit your budget perfectly. I will always look out for public sales, codes, or retailers that offer great quality for your price bracket, saving you money directly on your purchases.

  • My studio focuses strictly on decorative and spatial E-design (furniture layout, lighting concepts, colour consultations, and styling). I do not provide structural engineering, architectural plans, or building regulations advice. If your project requires knocking down walls or major structural changes, I highly recommend consulting a local architect or structural engineer before we begin our decorative magic together.

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