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Interior Designing

by prachi
(hyderabad)

How to quote interior designing consultation fee?

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Quote to suit, but be clear with the client
by: Charlotte

Hi Prachi

Sorry for any delay in my reply, I've been on holiday.

You can quote an interior design consultation fee as a one off fee or as a percentage of the finished design budget or finshed project cost, if you are managing the whole project for the client.

It is also acceptable to charge the client an initial consultation fee, which can then be taken off the final bill if they go ahead with the design.

This is something to consider particularly in cases where you need do considerable work to provide a quote or proposal for the client to consider before they agree to go ahead with your full services.

You may want to estimate how long you think the project will take you to complete, and the amount you require per hour, before you decide your fees.

It may also be a good idea to check out what other interior designers in your area charge, so that your quote is competitive.

Whichever method you choose, you should make sure your client is fully aware of the charges before they agree to go ahead with any work, and set out the charges and how they are worked out in writing, in an invoice or letter.

Hope that helps

Best wishes

Charlotte

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