• Initial acquaintance: the consultant gets to know you and your project. You can talk about your ideas, your taste, your budget and anything else that is important to you.

• Visiting the project site: The consultant will visit your project site to learn about the available space, dimensions, challenges and opportunities.

• Providing initial advice: The consultant can provide you with initial advice on design, material, style and budget according to the information obtained from you and the project location.

• Answers to your questions: The consultant will answer your questions about the work process, project schedule, costs and any other questions you may have.

• Provide a preliminary plan: In some cases, the consultant may provide you with a preliminary plan of the project so that you can have a general idea of ​​the final result.

• Determining the next steps: At the end of the meeting, the consultant will tell you what the next steps are to move the project forward and when you should expect to receive the final design.

' Generally, the purpose of this meeting is to create a common

understanding between you and the consultant so that you can

complete the project successfully '

Points to consider before the meeting:

• Collect your ideas: Before the meeting, collect your ideas about design, colors, materials and anything else that comes to mind.

• Prepare photos of the spaces you like: You can show photos of the spaces you like to the consultant so that he can better understand your taste.

• Prepare your questions: Prepare a list of questions you have about the project to ask during the meeting.

• Define your budget: Having a specific budget will help the consultant to offer you more suitable options.