We start by reading the structure and mood of your space

Interior Style Consulting

We suggest a direction for furniture and color based on your apartment's layout and the atmosphere you prefer.

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Category: Interior Style Consulting
Format: Consultation format: arranged individually
Start date: Start date: agreed after inquiry
Cost: Cost: provided upon inquiry

Challenges

Buying Furniture Before Deciding on a Style

Buying furniture you like first often leads to replacing it later because its color or size doesn't fit the space. Pieces chosen without a standard tend to disrupt the overall mood.

Our approach

Setting a Standard That Considers Both Structure and Mood

Organizing your space's conditions and preferred mood first narrows the range of furniture and color choices. Once a standard exists, decisions on individual products become faster and results more consistent.

About

Interior style often begins with choosing images you love, but the impression of a finished space depends heavily on structural conditions such as the flow from entrance to living room, the direction of windows, and ceiling height. This consulting first reviews the apartment's floor plan and natural light, then layers your preferred mood on top.

Organizing your preferred mood into a few words makes decisions easier. Distinguishing whether you want warm and calm, bright and light, or neat and restrained naturally narrows the direction of furniture lines, textures, and colors. Adding your daily living patterns produces different results for each home, even within the same style.

The direction for furniture and color is not a final decision but a standard for review. Using the walls and floor as reference points and gradually aligning the tones of the sofa, rug, and curtains lets you fine-tune the overall mood without drastic change.

Programme

Organizing Space Information

We review the apartment's floor plan, room dimensions, and the positions of windows and entrances together. We first distinguish the wall surfaces where furniture can be placed from the areas where traffic flows.
Understanding Your Preferred Mood

We discuss images you like and moods you want to avoid, and organize them into style keywords. We also look at how you use each space in daily life.
Furniture Direction Proposal

We propose the shape, size, and placement direction of furniture suited to the proportions and mood of the space. We review the balance of the overall composition, centering on the sofa and storage pieces.
Coordinating Color and Materials

We bring the colors of walls, floors, and furniture together into one palette and compare the textures of fabrics and finishes. We also account for how colors shift under different lighting.
Delivering an Organized Guide

We divide the findings into style direction, furniture criteria, and color palette and deliver them in an organized form. The guide is kept concise so you can refer to it when choosing furniture later.

Who it's for

Those Preparing to Move into a New Apartment

This suits those who haven't yet fully grasped the floor plan and dimensions before moving in and want to set the overall style direction based on the structure first.
Those Who Want to Refresh Existing Furniture and Mood

This helps if several styles have mixed and the space feels cluttered, and you want to set standards and re-coordinate furniture and colors.
Those Thinking About Space Efficiency in a Small Apartment

This suits those whose rooms and living area are limited and who want to explore colors and proportions that make the space feel more open.