What are the roles of an Interior Design - Stylist?
 

Client Consultations: Understanding the Vision
The first and foremost responsibility of an interior stylist/decorator is to appreciate the client's vision, preferences, and requirements. Establishing clear communication for designs which align with their goals and expectations.

Space Planning: Maximizing Functionality
Interior stylists/decorators are responsible for optimizing the use of space - creating layouts that make the most of the available area, ensuring traffic flow, and achieving the desired functionality for the space.

 

Color Coordination and Material Selection: Setting the Tone
Selecting the right color schemes and materials is a fundamental part of an interior stylist/decorator’s role; ensuring  the overall design theme, the client’s preferences, and the intended mood of the space are achieved.

Furniture and Decor Selection: Choosing the Right Pieces
From sofas to artwork, interior stylists/decorators select furniture and decor that fits the design scheme and are both functional and aesthetically pleasing, sourcing from various suppliers and showrooms.

Project Coordination: Overseeing the Process
Coordinating with contractors, painters, and other professionals involved in the project is essential. Interior stylists/decorators ensure that the design plan is executed seamlessly.

Styling and Accessorizing: Adding the Final Touches
The stylist/decorator’s job doesn’t end with overall design and furniture placement -we also add the finishing touches that give a space its unique character. This includes selecting accessories, textiles, lighting, and artwork to enhance the overall design.

 

Problem-Solving: Navigating Challenges
Not every project goes exactly to plan; stylist/decorators need to be adept problem-solvers, finding creative solutions when unexpected issues arise during a project.

Client Satisfaction: Delivering the Vision
Ultimately, the success of an interior stylist/decorator is measured by client satisfaction. Meeting or exceeding the client’s expectations is the primary goal, and proven successful stylist strive to achieve this with every project.

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What's the difference between an Interior Designer & Interior Stylist?
 

Interior Design is the art and science of understanding people's behavior, creating functional spaces  

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Interior Styling is the furnishing and decorating of a space with attractive elements to achieve a certain aesthetic.

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