Interior Design in Toronto

It depends on the number of rooms and the depth of the drawings — a single-room concept and a full construction-ready package are different pieces of work. We quote the design as a fixed fee against a defined deliverable, not by the hour with an open end.

Measured plans, layouts, elevations, millwork details, electrical and lighting layouts, a finish schedule and a selections list, with 3D views to agree the look. It is a package a builder can price and work from.

Both. Many clients have us design and build under one contract, which is the shortest route from drawing to finished room. Where you already have a builder, the package is prepared so they can quote it properly.

Three to six weeks for most homes, depending on how quickly selections are settled. Rushing it is a false economy — every week saved on paper tends to reappear on site.

Yes, where you want us to. Specifying an item is the easy half; tracking lead times so it arrives before the trade who installs it is the half that keeps a schedule intact.

Yes. We design across the GTA, including North York, Etobicoke and Scarborough, and the same drawings standard applies wherever the house is.

Completeness, not price. The quote worth trusting lists every item, names who is responsible for permits and disposal, sets allowances against the things nobody can see yet, and puts the warranty in writing. A lower number with gaps in it becomes a change order later.

The ones worth shortlisting will show you a written scope before they show you a number, and they will tell you what they cannot know until the walls are open. That honesty at quoting stage is the best predictor of how the job runs.

Ask each of them for the same three documents: a fixed-price contract with the allowances written into it, proof of liability insurance, and a warranty you can read. Comparing those is more useful than comparing bottom lines, because the cheapest quote is usually the one leaving the most out.