The question of, “Do I need an interior designer if I have a contractor or architect?” is one we often hear from prospective clients and the answer is yes, an interior designer is a necessity. With medium to large-scale renovations and design-build projects, you’ll likely need an architect, a general contractor (a builder), and an interior designer.

As a seasoned finished basement contractor, we understand that the right lighting choices not only enhance the visual appeal of your space but also contribute to its functionality and ambiance.

Explore a range of finished basement display and feature wall design ideas that can add depth, character, and uniqueness to your space.

Discover the magic of vintage charm right in your basement. Crafting a captivating speakeasy room is a blend of creativity and functionality, offering a glimpse into the past while embracing modern design.

Have you ever wondered how a construction designer can seamlessly integrate into the construction process of your new home? Contrary to popular belief, their role extends far beyond selecting elegant chandeliers and luxurious sectionals - Learn how and why.

As you embark on this exciting journey, our comprehensive guide, available at the link below, offers a step-by-step checklist to ensure your basement renovation project is a resounding success.

Interior Designers and Construction Designers play a key role in shaping your home's look and feel. To ensure a perfect fit, and make the most of your construction design services, consider these essential questions during your initial consultation.