In looking for an interior designer, you probably fall into one or more of the following categories:

Maybe you want to make your property feel more like home? Your current living space ‘isn’t quite you’ and you’re looking for something that better reflects your taste?

 

You possibly want to make better use of the space available?

 

Perhaps the place could flow better or be laid out in a more pleasing way?

 

Maybe it’s simply grown a bit tired and you fancy giving it a face-lift - to freshen it up and revitalise your home?

 

…or maybe, you simply fancy a change?

In his book, The Architecture of Happiness, philosopher Alain de Botton dispels the myth that interior design is simply frivolous and indulgent. In fact, he explores how your physical environment greatly influences your happiness, your quality of life and who you eventually become.

We want you to end up with a house you’ll love – a place you’ll be proud of when entertaining friends – a place you can relax in and spend time with the family – a place you’ll feel attached to – a place filled with memories – a place like home.

To find out more about how we work, please explore the site.

Discover how interior design can increase the value of your property when selling or renting.

If you’re looking to increase the value of your property in the eyes of prospective buyers or tenants, interior design can play a significant role.

While you might have heard it’s all ‘location, location, location’, there’s really more to it. For starters, the client won’t visit your place if they’re not considering the location. It’s once they’re there that they really decide to buy.

And how do they decide? They might rationalise it logically, but ultimately they just get a sense of whether the place feels right.

So what’s really going on?

Value is added to a property through the relationship between the exterior architecture, the interior space, the furniture and decoration. With regards to interior design, ‘style’ doesn’t just refer to splashes of personality here and there, but a sense of consistency throughout the property, which gives a feeling of completeness.

It’s like looking at a piece of art, reading a novel or watching a film. If something doesn’t quite work, you might not be able to put your finger on it, but you just sense that something doesn’t quite fit.

…and people get this – on an unconscious level at least.

The place just feels right. Things look proportioned and well balanced. The place seems like somewhere you’d really feel settled – and it’s amazing how much of a difference this can make to your levels of comfort and wellbeing.

Furthermore, when they come to view it, potential buyers or clients will sense how great it would be to live in the property. On a subconscious level, people will notice a sense of completeness and they’ll be willing to pay more for it too!

When you work with us, we aim to optimise the relationship between the architecture, the space and the fittings – from grand designs to finishing touches. So you get the greatest return on your investment.

If you’d like to explore how we can work together to increase the potential return on your investment, email us today on:

info@loveinteriors.co.uk

Over our 14 years in the industry, we’ve developed strong relationships with a number of developers. We pride ourselves on creative design that doesn’t sacrifice commercial practicalities.

If you’re working on a commercial development, from single properties to large regenerations, we can help you with:

Regeneration, interior remodelling and refurbishing.
Interior specifications for the aesthetic and to ensure an efficient build.
Interior decoration to inject some personality and style.
Autocad drawing for precise detailing.
Visualisation to communicate your scheme.
A consistent style to help bring your project together.
The full range of interior spaces including kitchens and bathrooms.
Bespoke furniture and joinery design.

A precise knowledge of exactly what you are building will not only enable you to firm up your budget, but will minimise the surprises once works begin.