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E-Design Services
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Premium Room Design Package
$500
Package Includes:
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Discovery FaceTime Call
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2 Design Concept Boards for the Room
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2 Client Feedback Revisions (up to 2 hours)
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Floor Plan with Furniture Placement
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A Custom Color Palette
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A Master Shopping List with Links
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Many Curated Shopping Sources
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Add $149 for Open Concept Spaces
GUIDE TO MEASURING & PHOTOGRAPHING YOUR SPACE
FOR E-DESIGN
When it comes to starting an e-design project, measurements and photos are crucial. These go hand in hand with the Questionnaire about you and your project details. If you want help pulling your space together I can help you and you don’t even have to live in the Bay Area to become a client. My E-design services can be catered to clients anywhere in the US.
Step 1 - Draw Your Floor Plan
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Using a pencil and clean, white paper, sketch the shape / layout of the room.
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If multiple connecting rooms are to be designed, please show how these rooms connect and measure on one sheet of paper.
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Make sure to label each room for reference.
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Do not worry about drawing the room perfectly or to scale.
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If the direction of the sunlight in relation to your room is important, label each wall as either North, South, East, or West accordingly.
Step 2 - Overall Measurements
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Using a straight and sturdy tape measure, measure the entire length of each wall, corner-to-corner and mark this on the floor plan in inches or feet/inches.
Step 3 - Walls and Openings
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Once the entire length of each wall has been measured and recorded, measure each wall in detail.
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Start in the corner, measure the distance to the casing of the first window and mark on the drawing.
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Next, measure the width of the window (include casings) and mark on the drawing.
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Measure all items on length of wall.
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Items of importance to include: Doors, windows, built-ins, fireplaces, etc…and mark on the drawing.
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Repeat steps for each wall in each room.
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Include additional measurements and include elevation drawings as necessary
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Window & Door Height(s)
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Fireplace (If Applicable): Hearth Length and Width
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Height of ceiling from lowest point to the floor – indicating if there are changes in height
Step 4 - Double Check
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Once the measurements are complete, add up the detailed measurements on a calculator and make sure they add up to your measurement of the entire length of each wall.
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If the number is off by more than 5”, re-measure the length of the wall and details to correct the error.
Step 5 - Noting Details
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Notate all of the ceiling light fixtures and approximately indicate existing placement on your drawing.
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It is also important to include information per room i.e. include where the TV Jack is located if you intend to watch television in the room.
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Notate electrical outlets only if necessary for furniture placement
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Notate items such as thermostats, electrical panels, air returns, etc. if necessary for wall decor/furniture placement.
Step 6 - Submit
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Scan or photograph and email your email your drawings to info@stageology.net
Photographing Your Space
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Take photos during the day
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Remove clutter (or at least try)
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Start in one corner and work your way around the room
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Take a photo from every angle (each corner and each wall) of the room
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Try to capture part of the floor and ceiling in each photo
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Take a photo of any furniture you want to keep in the room (Take measurements of them for placement purposes.)
