You only get one chance to get it right.

Most people start designing their homes with nothing more than a floor plan, a few material samples, a Pinterest board, and a lot of guessing. That guesswork often leads to change orders once construction begins.

Did you know:

~+10-25%

Typical budget increase from change orders (tgccpa.com)

And these aren’t just minor tweaks. Plus, each will carry a markup, meaning even a “simple” change can cost thousands.

That’s how even beautiful, high-end spaces end up with layout regrets or details that don’t feel quite right in real life. And once the cabinets are installed or the tile is set, it’s too late to change your mind.

In many cases, the issue isn’t taste or budget; it’s that design decisions are being made before the floor plan is fully resolved.

I help you avoid that by separating planning from design so decisions are made in the correct order.

Before you spend a cent on demo or materials, I’ll show you exactly what your space will look like, once the floor plan is confirmed, fully rendered in 3D. From tile layouts to lighting and your cabinet finish, every detail comes into view, allowing you to move forward with confidence.

Not every project starts in the same place. Some homes are ready for design. Others need the floor plan resolved first.