It’s never too soon.  We want to be part of the conversation from the very beginning.  As designers, we see the big picture and want to share this with the entire team of architects, builders and general contractors at the start of any project.

A great place to start is at the beginning, so let’s get to know each other.  We want to hear about how you live, how you relax and how you like to entertain.  All of this insight goes into our design process and ultimately your home. 

Whether we meet at our design studio or in your home, we want to listen and learn. 

We will travel anywhere!  Much of our work can be seen throughout Northeast Ohio, but we have commissioned projects nationwide.

Travel costs are a client expense that we agree upon at the beginning of any project. Typically 4-5 on site trips will be required, but most of the work will be completed in our Cleveland office.

Great design takes time and many variables will determine the timeframe of any project.  At the onset of your project we’ll discuss timing expectations.

You are not required to buy through us, however there is great value in doing so. We pull furniture and fabrics from our unique vendor partners as a starting point for scale, line and pricing; giving us an opportunity to customize each piece to fit the project.  And what’s more, we can extend a discount to our clients for items purchased directly with us. 

Often times you know what you want to invest but may not know how that translates to a project budget. That’s where we come in.  We can help determine a project budget based on location, home value and similar projects.  We will always work with you to establish realistic expectations within your investment range.   

Many people use the term “interior designer” and “interior decorator” interchangeably, but the two professions are very different. 

Interior designers are formally trained space planners who help homeowners create a functional room, including the shapes of walls, floors and more, and often work closely with architects and contractors.

Interior decorators on the other hand, focus on furnishing a space while working within its functionality and do not design.

At Reflections, we are a full-service interior design firm.