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Lisa Michelle Elliott

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0414 711 882

lisa@lisaelliottinteriordesign.com

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Hello Melbourne. I'm ready for a dinner out, gold class movie seats, a hair cut, a visit to family, a coffee actually sitting down rather than as an excuse to pull down my mask, nails and toes, the works. Hell, I'll be even happy to just walk around @targetaus by next weekend! ⁠

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Planning and designing an interior design project is nothing like picking a couple of paint finishes and tossing a few cushions on a couch. Scoping out the project, briefing, survey, concept design, sourcing materials fixtures and furnishings, waiting for samples to arrive & documentation process from start to finish can take multiple weeks or even months, depending upon the size & complexity. ALL designers works on multiple projects (each at different stages of development) at any one time; they aren't sitting at their drawing board waiting for you to call & drop everything for you. Your project will have to be slotted into the queue to start the process. If your project requires other consultants such as building surveyors, engineers and accessibility consultants, the complexity of all the moving parts of your project increases, and more time needs to be taken to co-ordinate each stakeholders part in the design process. In reality, the lead-up to Christmas means most designers will already heavily booked to get projects finished, ready for permit applications and construction in the new year. Don't leave it too late to start the process; you will end up making compromises that affect the end result. I'm booking now for December 2021⁠

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