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Palettes and finishes, chosen against daylight.
Colours, floors and coverings picked from what the survey heard, seen and measured in your rooms.
What Drives Each Choice
The palette follows the room, not the trend board.
Every finish arrives with a written cost line and a maker's timing window.
Colour behaves differently in a northward room than an upwind living room; floors handle tenfoots differently from drawing rooms. Finish choice at the studio is drawn from the details your own rooms carry - the light, the wear pattern, the garden door - not from a catalogue marked generic.
Producer delays are outside anybody's contract. The scheme lists them where they apply.
Swatches and Sheets
Making choices that hold up.
Swatches are examined at the studio desk beside the drawings - daylight samples of paint, floor and fabric compared against your notes rather than against a wall on the high street.
A room can live two ways - the scheme sheet carries each variant with its own cost line, so the decision is taken once and in writing.
Choose finishes with the room's own light.
The cost notes arrive with the palette sheet, so order day is a norming day rather than a discovery day.