Mini Design Consultation

Choose one room, share the details and upload four photos. Within 5 working days, Stephanie sends colour direction, layout notes, styling suggestions and a one-page PDF briefing sheet.

£55 One room 5 working days

Scroll down for an example of what you’ll receive

Choose your room

Room basics

Start with the shape of the space and how the light arrives.

Approximate room dimensions, including ceiling height Optional

Which direction does the main window face? Optional

Budget and timing

A loose range is enough; it just helps keep the advice practical.

Approximate budget for changes or purchases Optional

Is there a deadline or event you are working towards? Optional

What stays

Tell Stephanie what should be worked around, kept or used as a starting point.

Any existing colours, finishes or pieces you want to keep Optional

What to avoid

Anything that definitely should not appear in the finished direction.

Colours, patterns or styles you definitely want to avoid Optional

Living room detail

These questions change by room type, so the advice is focused rather than generic.

How do you want this room to feel and function day to day? Optional

How it works

A practical note about how the room needs to support everyday life.

What seating needs to stay, change or be added? Optional

One last note

A little more context helps the finished brief feel specific to your home.

When does the room get the most natural light? Optional

Window view

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Photo facing the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Opposite view

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Photo facing away from the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Left-hand wall

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Photo of the left-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Right-hand wall

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Photo of the right-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Contact details

So Stephanie knows who the brief is for and where to send the finished PDF.

Your name Required

Email address Required

Phone number Required

Room basics

Start with the shape of the space and how the light arrives.

Approximate room dimensions, including ceiling height Optional

Which direction does the main window face? Optional

Budget and timing

A loose range is enough; it just helps keep the advice practical.

Approximate budget for changes or purchases Optional

Is there a deadline or event you are working towards? Optional

What stays

Tell Stephanie what should be worked around, kept or used as a starting point.

Any existing colours, finishes or pieces you want to keep Optional

What to avoid

Anything that definitely should not appear in the finished direction.

Colours, patterns or styles you definitely want to avoid Optional

Kitchen detail

These questions change by room type, so the advice is focused rather than generic.

Which cabinets, worktops or tiles need to stay? Optional

How it works

A practical note about how the room needs to support everyday life.

How do you use the kitchen most: family meals, entertaining, quick everyday use? Optional

One last note

A little more context helps the finished brief feel specific to your home.

When is the room brightest, and where does direct sun land? Optional

Window view

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Photo facing the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Opposite view

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Photo facing away from the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Left-hand wall

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Photo of the left-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Right-hand wall

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Photo of the right-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Contact details

So Stephanie knows who the brief is for and where to send the finished PDF.

Your name Required

Email address Required

Phone number Required

Room basics

Start with the shape of the space and how the light arrives.

Approximate room dimensions, including ceiling height Optional

Which direction does the main window face? Optional

Budget and timing

A loose range is enough; it just helps keep the advice practical.

Approximate budget for changes or purchases Optional

Is there a deadline or event you are working towards? Optional

What stays

Tell Stephanie what should be worked around, kept or used as a starting point.

Any existing colours, finishes or pieces you want to keep Optional

What to avoid

Anything that definitely should not appear in the finished direction.

Colours, patterns or styles you definitely want to avoid Optional

Bedroom detail

These questions change by room type, so the advice is focused rather than generic.

What would make this bedroom feel calmer or more practical? Optional

How it works

A practical note about how the room needs to support everyday life.

Which bed, wardrobes and furniture pieces are staying? Optional

One last note

A little more context helps the finished brief feel specific to your home.

Do you mostly use the room in the morning, evening or both? Optional

Window view

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Photo facing the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Opposite view

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Photo facing away from the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Left-hand wall

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Photo of the left-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Right-hand wall

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Photo of the right-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Contact details

So Stephanie knows who the brief is for and where to send the finished PDF.

Your name Required

Email address Required

Phone number Required

Room basics

Start with the shape of the space and how the light arrives.

Approximate room dimensions, including ceiling height Optional

Which direction does the main window face? Optional

Budget and timing

A loose range is enough; it just helps keep the advice practical.

Approximate budget for changes or purchases Optional

Is there a deadline or event you are working towards? Optional

What stays

Tell Stephanie what should be worked around, kept or used as a starting point.

Any existing colours, finishes or pieces you want to keep Optional

What to avoid

Anything that definitely should not appear in the finished direction.

Colours, patterns or styles you definitely want to avoid Optional

Bathroom detail

These questions change by room type, so the advice is focused rather than generic.

Which fixtures, tiles or flooring are staying? Optional

How it works

A practical note about how the room needs to support everyday life.

Should the bathroom feel fresh, warm, calm, bold or something else? Optional

One last note

A little more context helps the finished brief feel specific to your home.

What storage or practical problems need solving? Optional

Window view

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Photo facing the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Opposite view

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Photo facing away from the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Left-hand wall

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Photo of the left-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Right-hand wall

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Photo of the right-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Contact details

So Stephanie knows who the brief is for and where to send the finished PDF.

Your name Required

Email address Required

Phone number Required

Room basics

Start with the shape of the space and how the light arrives.

Approximate room dimensions, including ceiling height Optional

Which direction does the main window face? Optional

Budget and timing

A loose range is enough; it just helps keep the advice practical.

Approximate budget for changes or purchases Optional

Is there a deadline or event you are working towards? Optional

What stays

Tell Stephanie what should be worked around, kept or used as a starting point.

Any existing colours, finishes or pieces you want to keep Optional

What to avoid

Anything that definitely should not appear in the finished direction.

Colours, patterns or styles you definitely want to avoid Optional

Hallway detail

These questions change by room type, so the advice is focused rather than generic.

What first impression do you want the hallway to give? Optional

How it works

A practical note about how the room needs to support everyday life.

How busy is the space, and what needs to be stored there? Optional

One last note

A little more context helps the finished brief feel specific to your home.

Is there natural light, or is it mostly artificial? Optional

Window view

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Photo facing the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Opposite view

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Photo facing away from the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Left-hand wall

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Photo of the left-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Right-hand wall

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Photo of the right-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Contact details

So Stephanie knows who the brief is for and where to send the finished PDF.

Your name Required

Email address Required

Phone number Required

Room basics

Start with the shape of the space and how the light arrives.

Approximate room dimensions, including ceiling height Optional

Which direction does the main window face? Optional

Budget and timing

A loose range is enough; it just helps keep the advice practical.

Approximate budget for changes or purchases Optional

Is there a deadline or event you are working towards? Optional

What stays

Tell Stephanie what should be worked around, kept or used as a starting point.

Any existing colours, finishes or pieces you want to keep Optional

What to avoid

Anything that definitely should not appear in the finished direction.

Colours, patterns or styles you definitely want to avoid Optional

Home office detail

These questions change by room type, so the advice is focused rather than generic.

What kind of work happens here, and what needs to be within reach? Optional

How it works

A practical note about how the room needs to support everyday life.

Will this room be used for video calls or client meetings? Optional

One last note

A little more context helps the finished brief feel specific to your home.

What distracts you or makes the space hard to use now? Optional

Window view

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Photo facing the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Show the light coming into the room and as much of the space as possible.

Opposite view

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Photo facing away from the main window Required

No image chosen yet

Stand in front of the window and photograph the opposite side of the room.

Left-hand wall

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Photo of the left-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

Include furniture, doors, artwork or storage that needs to stay.

Right-hand wall

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Photo of the right-hand wall Required

No image chosen yet

This helps show balance, circulation and how the room joins up.

Contact details

So Stephanie knows who the brief is for and where to send the finished PDF.

Your name Required

Email address Required

Phone number Required

Lime Grove Interiors Mini Design Consultation

Example briefing sheet

Calm living room refresh

Colour direction

Soft green-grey walls, warm white woodwork and deeper olive accents to ground the seating area.

Layout notes

Pull the armchair closer to the window and keep the walkway clear.

Styling ideas

Layer linen, aged brass and textured ceramics for a room that feels collected.

An example of the briefing sheet

You do not need polished photos or perfect measurements. A clear snapshot of the room and honest answers are enough to build useful guidance.

The finished PDF gives you a clear direction to work from, with colour guidance, layout notes and styling ideas for one room.

Mini Design Consultation

Choose your room

Room basics

Budget and timing

What stays

What to avoid

Living room detail

How it works

One last note

Window view

Opposite view

Left-hand wall

Right-hand wall

Contact details

Room basics

Budget and timing

What stays

What to avoid

Kitchen detail

How it works

One last note

Window view

Opposite view

Left-hand wall

Right-hand wall

Contact details

Room basics

Budget and timing

What stays

What to avoid

Bedroom detail

How it works

One last note

Window view

Opposite view

Left-hand wall

Right-hand wall

Contact details

Room basics

Budget and timing

What stays

What to avoid

Bathroom detail

How it works

One last note

Window view

Opposite view

Left-hand wall

Right-hand wall

Contact details

Room basics

Budget and timing

What stays

What to avoid

Hallway detail

How it works

One last note

Window view

Opposite view

Left-hand wall

Right-hand wall

Contact details

Room basics

Budget and timing

What stays

What to avoid

Home office detail

How it works

One last note

Window view

Opposite view

Left-hand wall

Right-hand wall

Contact details

Calm living room refresh

Colour direction

Layout notes

Styling ideas

An example of the briefing sheet

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