What the engagement covers, what it costs, and how it runs. If something is not here, call 212-920-7026.
The whole residence planned, up to eight rooms, taken room by room in the order the work should happen. Every room measured to scale. Actual pieces named, with the reason each one belongs and a retail estimate. Budget allocated across furnishings, design, construction, and custom work. What stays, what moves, and what is worth letting go of.
We count the rooms that get designed: living, dining, kitchen, entry, each bedroom, and any office, den, or media room. Bathrooms are counted with their bedroom. It is a flat engagement fee rather than a rate per room, so a smaller residence pays the same, because the visit and the work are the same. Larger residences are quoted by appointment.
The Record is within 120 miles of our office at 57 W 57th Street, which covers the tri-state region. The Assessment is Manhattan only, in person. We have done this work in California, Florida, and Colorado, by appointment.
The Record is delivered one week from the completed site visit. We confirm a date within two business days of your request.
The plan is kept current. When something is bought, built, or changes, it goes in. The record itself is yours to keep permanently, whether or not you renew. New rooms and re-planning are a new engagement.
The renewal keeps the plan live: the platform, and the plan reflecting what you have marked as done, still open, or decided against. It does not buy another visit. The renewal rate is on your invoice.
Good. The plan is yours to hand to them, and it names the pieces and the sequence so they can price and build against it. Architects in particular have no time for interior specification, and it is the part that decides how the finished residence feels.
No. This is the plan. You execute it with whoever you like, at whatever pace suits you. We run a separate design and build practice, entered only if you ask for it, and nothing in the plan changes based on whether you do.