Explain how you use the space
Beyond visual references, describe how you use the setting. Do you often entertain? Work from home? Which spaces need more privacy? For a professional establishment, explain the visitor journey, the team’s needs and how uses change throughout the day.
Gather the information you have
A plan, known dimensions and recent photographs help establish the starting point. Photographs should show the spaces, openings and elements you want to retain. If some information is not yet available, make that clear: it can be discussed at the beginning of the scope.
Set your priorities
Separate essential requirements from preferences. You might want to improve storage before changing furniture, or address circulation before finishes. Share your intended budget and timetable as well: these details help shape a realistic proposal.
Use references thoughtfully
Select a few images and explain what appeals to you in each: light, a material, a proportion or an atmosphere. A reference becomes more useful when accompanied by a comment. It helps communicate your preferences without trying to reproduce another interior exactly.
Explore the design through drawings and 3D
Drawings clarify the layout. 3D renderings explore the perception of space, materials and lighting. They are complementary decision-making tools. To request a quote from DECO3D.ma, include the project location, approximate area and services required, and attach a plan or photographs if available.