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An interior designer plans and executes designs for interior spaces to enhance their functionality, aesthetics, and atmosphere. This can involve space planning, selecting furniture and decor, choosing colors, and ensuring designs align with a client’s needs and lifestyle.

Interior designers focus on creating functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces, often dealing with structural changes and working closely with architects and contractors. Interior decorators, on the other hand, focus on surface aesthetics, such as color schemes, furnishings, and decor, without altering the space’s structure.

Project timelines vary based on scope and complexity. Smaller projects, like single-room designs, can take a few weeks, while full home renovations may take several months. Your designer can provide an estimate based on your specific project.

Costs vary widely depending on the designer's experience, location, and the project’s scope. Some designers charge hourly, while others may have a flat project fee. Many firms offer initial consultations to discuss budget and expectations.

Absolutely! Many interior designers encourage client collaboration to ensure the final design reflects the client’s taste and needs. Your designer will guide you, but your input is essential to achieving a personalized result.