Just got the keys to your new house? Let our highly curated ID Matching service fast-track your search for the perfect designer to turn it into your dream home.
4 August 2020
Text by Janice Seow
So you’ve just received the keys to your new home and are excited to get started on the renovation. But the next part is crucial – and that’s finding the right interior designer to work with.
Project by Artistroom
Over the years, our editors at Lookbox Living have identified and featured many talented interior designers in Singapore. We’ve also visited their beautiful projects and come away inspired.
Knowing how challenging it can be to find the right interior designer to renovate one’s home, we’ve built a new ID MATCHING portal to help you narrow down the search and make sourcing for an ID a more enjoyable process. It’s easy and FREE to use. Simply fill in our simple form with your new home and personal details, and we’ll handpick and send you three recommendations from our list of Trusted ID Partners based on your budget and style preference within five working days.
Project by Black N White Haus
Once you’ve shortlisted your designers, it then comes down to determining ‘the one’ and this is based on several factors such as personal chemistry, expectations, budget, services and so forth. Here are some useful tips:
#1 Look at past projects to know the firm’s strengths and versatility on projects, and to also determine if you share a similar aesthetic sense.
#2 Speak to the specific designer that will be working on your home. You’ll be spending a lot of time together so it’s important that you get along.
Project by I.D.I.D
#3 While it’s good to shortlist a few design firms to work with, don’t go overboard. Speaking to too many designers can be confusing and might make the decision harder.
#4 Find out in more detail the services offered by the firm, and how they can make the renovation process easier and more enjoyable.
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