From your first photos to the finished room.
Five steps, from first light to lamp light.
Scroll through them: the picture beside each step changes as you reach it.
The five steps
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- How you use it
- What you want to keep
- Your budget
Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home. Example: fictional. Questionnaire and photos
A short questionnaire about the room and how you use it, with your photos and measurements. Daylight photos help, and so does one taken in the evening.
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Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home. Example: fictional. The call
The free discovery call first, to see what suits. For a Colour Plan, a 30-minute video call about the room follows, from your photos.
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- Mood board
- Layout sketch
- Shopping list
Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home. The board or the visit
By video: your written palette, or your Room Board with its mood board, layout sketch and shopping list. In person: Laura in the room with you.
A Colour Plan within 3 working days of the call; a Room Board within 10 working days of a complete brief
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Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home. Example: fictional. Changes
A Room Board includes one round of changes, and a 30-minute walkthrough call to talk it all through.
Changes within 5 working days
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Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home. The finished room
You buy the pieces you choose, at the shop's price, and carry out the plan. With Room, Done, Laura comes back for a half-day of styling once the pieces arrive.
Before you start
The prices
Every way in, with what it includes and when you have it.
Booking and changing your mind
The steps from your first message to the start, and your 14 days.
Useful to have ready
A few photos of the room, and a list of the pieces you want to keep.
Start with a free discovery call.
Tell Laura about the room. If it suits, she sends a written plan and its price.
Free, and nothing to buy. What happens next