A house design consultation starts with a walkthrough (in-person or virtual) to understand your style, needs, and the look you’re trying to achieve. From there, recommendations are provided for layout flow, paint-ready design direction, finishes, and a coordinated plan you can actually execute.

Support typically includes space planning guidance, paint color direction, trim/ceiling coordination, finish/sheens suggestions, and recommendations that work with your existing fixed elements (floors, cabinets, counters, tile). The goal is a cohesive design that translates cleanly into a painting plan.

Pricing varies depending on the size of the home, how many rooms you want reviewed, whether samples are needed, and the depth of planning required. The best way to confirm cost is a quick consultation request so the scope can be matched to the right option.

Some consultations can be completed quickly for a focused goal (like selecting a palette for a few spaces), while larger homes or multi-room planning can take longer. Timing also depends on revisions, sample testing, and how soon you want to start the painting work.

Yes—especially for high-impact spaces like kitchens, living rooms, primary bedrooms, entryways, or any room with tricky lighting. A single-room consult can help avoid expensive repainting by getting the color direction and finish right before work begins.