What Room Refresh actually looks like, step by step

Room Refresh is the entry point into our studio. The smallest package, but designed with the same care as the rest. Here is exactly what it means, step by step. [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]

Day 1: the free consultation

We meet for 30 minutes, online or over coffee. We listen — what is not working in the current room, what you want to change, what limits you have (of budget, of time, of “we keep the sofa, it is new”). By the end we know whether we are a fit. [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]

Week 1: site visit, measurements, moodboard

A visit to the space — we measure, photograph, understand the light at different times of day. In parallel, we prepare an initial moodboard: two contrasting aesthetic directions, so we can see which one resonates. You pick one. [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]

Week 2-3: colour scheme, materials, prioritised shopping list

Based on the chosen direction, we develop the full chromatic scheme (wall, textiles, accents), make a tactile material palette (paint, wood, fabric) and prepare a prioritised shopping list: what needs buying in the first wave, what can wait, what you can keep. [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]

Week 4: the implementation session

A two-hour meeting in which we walk you through every choice and the steps of execution. You leave with a PDF document you can open anytime and a complete clarity about how the room looked before and how it will look after. [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]

What is not included

Honestly: this is not a 3D project rendered in photo-realistic detail (that is Design Concept). It is not on-site supervision or furniture order-and-delivery either (that is Full Vision). Room Refresh is for a single room, for a clear and controlled transformation. [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]

Think Room Refresh might fit you? Schedule the free consultation — 30 minutes, no obligation.