Considering working with an interior decorator? Before you finalise plans to council, it’s best to have another, fresh set of eyes assess what’s going on.
An independent designer eliminates the sales person from the equation.
An experienced design professional works for you, with your needs in mind.
An in-home design consultation avoids costly mistakes.
A creative design solution adds value to your home.
A skilled designer educates you and empowers you to make informed decisions.
A documented design solution saves you money by comparing prices ‘apples for apples.’
It’s All In The Planning
An interior designer can suggest things like:
Perhaps you don’t need that West facing window; instead you might need additional ‘good’ light elsewhere.
We can provide ideas on structural ways to give some dimension and depth to your new rooms so they don’t end up as boxes with a window.
Or modify a kitchen plan so that it works with your daily agenda (lunch packing whilst providing breakfast etc) rather than assuming you use a kitchen a certain way.
Advise on a tile layout that will make your new bathroom stand out from the neighbours.
Let you in on what’s on trend for the next 10 years rather than coming in on the ‘end’ of a trend. Ways to use ‘style’ vs. trends to keep your home from dating too fast.
Get in touch with your plans and ideas and we can help!
Richelle Langdon is the founder and Creative Director of Oliver Myles Interiors, a boutique interior design studio renowned for its striking yet functional spaces. Since establishing the studio in 2014, Richelle has brought her distinctive design approach to a diverse range of projects, from bespoke residential interiors to dynamic commercial environments.
A graduate of Sydney Design School, Richelle has honed her craft through years of hands-on experience, developing a signature style that seamlessly blends bold aesthetics with practical functionality. She believes that great design is not just about visual impact but also about creating spaces that enhance the way people live and work.
With a keen eye for detail and a passion for pushing creative boundaries, Richelle and her team at Oliver Myles Interiors are dedicated to transforming interiors into thoughtfully curated, highly livable spaces that reflect each client’s unique personality and lifestyle.
International Colour Day is coming up, and we thought that we could talk about the colour psychology behind some popular colours. Colour psychology explores how our brain perceives colour. Different colours have various effects upon our nervous system. Colours are of deep significance to us and have more influence on us then we can possibly imagine. They can strengthen, …
Are you considering a home renovation or new build and weighing up the costs involved? Every project is costly no matter what the size, but the value of investing in an interior designer and documented design shouldn’t be underestimated. It always pays off. While interior designers aren’t builders or architects, our role in making sure …
As with all things, being prepared for your design session or consultation pays off, so take some time to brain-dump your thoughts prior to our time together. Here are four main things to consider: 1. Your Brief What is the project scope? What are the most important elements of the project? 2. Look & Feel …
All too often overlooked, the design of the entrance hallway provides a wonderful opportunity to showcase your personal interior style. A simple console table, mirror or artwork, floral arrangement or table lamp are the bones. Then add in your favourite books in a stack, top it with some coral, or a special piece from travels and hey presto…. you’ve changed up the vibe right there.
6 Benefits of Working With An Interior Decorator
Considering working with an interior decorator? Before you finalise plans to council, it’s best to have another, fresh set of eyes assess what’s going on.
It’s All In The Planning
An interior designer can suggest things like:
Get in touch with your plans and ideas and we can help!
Richelle Langdon is the founder and Creative Director of Oliver Myles Interiors, a boutique interior design studio renowned for its striking yet functional spaces. Since establishing the studio in 2014, Richelle has brought her distinctive design approach to a diverse range of projects, from bespoke residential interiors to dynamic commercial environments.
A graduate of Sydney Design School, Richelle has honed her craft through years of hands-on experience, developing a signature style that seamlessly blends bold aesthetics with practical functionality. She believes that great design is not just about visual impact but also about creating spaces that enhance the way people live and work.
With a keen eye for detail and a passion for pushing creative boundaries, Richelle and her team at Oliver Myles Interiors are dedicated to transforming interiors into thoughtfully curated, highly livable spaces that reflect each client’s unique personality and lifestyle.
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