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Get your thoughts in order

A better brief.
A clearer beginning.

You do not need to know all the answers before asking for help. These resources make it easier to ask the right questions.

Your room-planning checklist

  • Write down the room’s main purpose and who uses it.
  • List what works, what frustrates you and what must stay.
  • Measure walls, openings, fixed fittings and existing furniture.
  • Photograph every corner in daylight and evening light.
  • Collect a few reference images and explain each choice.
  • Separate the overall project budget from design fees.
  • Check building rules and local professional requirements.
  • Clarify the timing, decisions and tasks you need help with.

Keep access codes, identity documents and other unnecessary personal information out of your initial enquiry.

Use the project enquiry form
A question to come back to

What would make this room easier to live in?

Start there. A practical goal keeps the reference images, new purchases and finish choices connected to something that matters.

Local context matters

Explore design considerations, project questions and useful official resources for 50 Canadian cities.

Find your city
Every good room starts somewhere

Tell us what you have
in mind.

A room that needs a rethink? A palette you cannot quite settle on? Start with a few details about your space.

Let’s talk about your project