Commercial Decorating

A great decorator will be able to handle any project site, be it a hotel, bank, hospital, country club, spa, library, boutique and everything in between. Taking in the client’s vision and plans for the space and business will help you envision what can and should be in the space provided to you. It may entail a new building or perhaps a revamp of an outdated design. Even if the space is small, designers are working on quite an untaking.

The key to a great decorator is seeing the big picture for your business, and maximizing that potential in the entire decorating process. If you are working with a brand new space, a decorator will take it in and utilize every square foot to stretch your dollars and heighten your customer’s experience. If you are opening a spa, for instance, a decorator will build that space to include as many rooms as possible, giving you the bandwidth for more customers, on top of designing a lobby that’s welcoming and posh, making your customers feel like celebrities.

Decorators are also heavily involved throughout the renovation and building process, helping to elevate the look of the space in terms of the structural decisions, such as lighting, flooring, ceiling designs, architectural details, window placements and possible upgrades. Commercial decorators can even draw up blueprints, ensure the space is up to code, select the right building materials and oversee budgeting and scheduling on top of everything else.

And once the space is constructed and sound, the designing doesn’t stop there. An interior decorator will then choose the perfect motif and style to fit your business, bringing it to life. The right furniture, window coverings, lights, wall colors, fixtures, fabrics, paintings and artwork on the walls will all bring a uniqueness and essence to your business.