Under your name
Everything is issued as the output of your practice. Your client never needs to know I was involved, and I do not appear in meetings or on emails.
For architects, builders & developers
A designer on the job,
A designer on the job,
not on the payroll.
Freelance interior design for practices across Hampshire, West Sussex and Surrey — colour and finishes schedules, FF&E specification and client-facing presentation boards, issued under your name or alongside it.
The interior is the part your client asks about most — and the part that can undo the drawings.
Finishes get decided late, under pressure, by a client with a paint chart and a Pinterest board. The proportions you drew survive; the scheme does not.
I take that work off your desk and resolve it properly — early enough to inform the joinery and the lighting, specified tightly enough to issue, and presented so the client can actually decide. You keep the relationship and the design intent.
What I take on
Typical basis
01
Fixed fee
Colour & finishes schedules
Room by room, spec-ready, issued as a PDF schedule with physical samples boxed for the client.
02
Fixed fee
FF&E specification & sourcing
Furniture, lighting, ironmongery, fabric and window treatments — with lead times and trade pricing against each line.
03
Day rate
Space planning & furniture layouts
Layouts that prove the plan works before it is built — circulation, sightlines, and what genuinely fits.
04
Day rate
Client presentation boards
The thing clients actually decide from. Fewer revisions, faster sign-off, less of your time spent re-explaining.
05
Fixed fee
Sample boards & material libraries
Physical boards the client can hold, labelled and cross-referenced to the schedule.
06
Day rate
Site visits & final styling
On site through fit-out, then styled for handover and photography — so the job photographs the way you designed it.
Three ways to engage
However it suits the client relationship
As your interiors consultant
Introduced as part of your team, in the meetings that need me, on the emails that need me — and nowhere else.
Handed over cleanly
You step back after the build. I take the interior, keep you updated, and credit the practice in anything published.
Commercial
Priced so you can put me in a fee proposal
No percentage of spend, no mark-up on sourcing. Trade discounts are passed to the client.
Day rate
[DAY RATE]
Minimum half-day. Travel included within [RADIUS].
Fixed fee
By scope
Quoted against your drawings and schedule of works.
Retainer
[DAYS]/mo
For practices with steady residential flow.
Recent residential work
All projects →
Period houses, resolved end to end
The questions practices actually ask
Do you deal with my client directly?
Only if you want me to. Under white label I do not appear at all — you issue the work and I stay behind it.
What if the client sources elsewhere?
Expected, and fine. Schedules are written so lines can be substituted on like-for-like without unpicking the whole scheme.
How much notice do you need?
Typically [LEAD TIME]. Short pieces of work — a finishes schedule, a set of boards — can usually be fitted in sooner.
Are you insured?
Yes — [COVER LEVEL] of professional indemnity cover through [INSURER]. Certificates available on request.
Send me the drawings.
Twenty minutes with the plans in front of us is usually enough to tell you what the interior involves, what it costs and when I could start.