Request a Visit

Tell us about your project and we’ll be in touch within 1–2 business days to set up a first meeting. Here’s exactly how it works — low-pressure for both of us.

How it works

1

Tell us about your project

Fill out the short form below. The more we know — kitchen or bath, the home, your budget range, and whether you’re designing to a budget — the better we can prepare for our first conversation.

2

A first meeting — usually a Zoom

We talk through your vision and sketch the space on screen in real time. Afterward, Kim compares it to similar past projects and sends a ballpark figure — not a quote, just a reality-check that your budget lines up with what we’ve built before. Usually within a day.

3

An on-site design meeting

If you’re comfortable moving forward, we meet at your home. Kim takes detailed measurements with a 3D scanner and confirms the direction. The Design Fee is 1.5% of the projected cost — it covers the full design process and is paid at the end of this meeting, once we’re both comfortable.

4

Design, then build

The design phase takes about a month as we select materials and finalize the details. You finish with construction-ready drawings and a fixed-price construction contract — no surprises.

Because the on-site meeting involves a detailed 3D scan, we ask you to book that step only if you’re fairly confident about proceeding. That said, either of us can step back at any point if it’s not the right fit — no hard feelings.

“Designing to a budget” or “budgeting to a design”?

Designing to a budget

You have a number in mind. We shape a scope of work that fits it — and tell you honestly what’s realistic.

Budgeting to a design

You know what you want. We design it first, then price it.

Tell us which on the form so your first meeting is right on target.

Tell us about your project

It takes about a minute. We read every one personally — an owner, not a call center.
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