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Online Interior Design – Get Great Design Wherever You Are

April 29, 2018 by magda Filed Under: decorating, design

Online interior design is quite the thing for a few years now but is it a service for you?

Online interior design services are geared towards those who are not local to the Philadelphia area and it works beautifully wherever you are because you are measuring, send us pictures of your space and items you wish to keep.

Due to popular demand, this year Reimagine Interiors started offering online design but for us is more than just that. We are offering a comprehensive design plan so if you live in the greater Philadelphia area and are looking to keep the cost lower online interior design can be great, if you don’t mind doing some of the work on your own.

If you never worked with an interior designer, our online service might be a good place to start.

Online interior design is ideal for you if you are someone who can take a concept and run with it and if your project is decor/ design only and it doesn’t involve a renovation, construction or addition. If you need help with space planning, concept boards and 3D visualization to get a feel of the room before purchasing furniture the online interior design service is going to give you all the tools needed to execute great design.

What does online interior design cost?

Our flat fee service is $1,500 per room and it includes: a floor plan, a 3D view of the space, a concept board & shopping list with the items we select based on your input and budget so you can go ahead an purchase, install and update at your own pace. You’ll also get inspiration images and suggestions for placement. This is a one time fee and it does not include any furnishings. If you have an open space/multi function space or more rooms contact us.

So how does online interior design compare to full service design?
At Reimagine Interiors, our full service interior design is a streamlined step-by-step process that ensures our design is delivered with no excuses. The full service design enables me to execute projects and renovations from the first meeting to the final touches. I get to know you, we make a few decisions in the beginning together, but then I will take over and make your dream home a reality. It is a hands on process and we focus on making sure all the details are right.
As your interior designer it is my job to identify and represent your personality in the space. Our full service interior design clients know their home will be a reflection of their style and lifestyle, be it sophisticated and luxurious or comfortable and inviting.

Sophisticated Bathroom Design – One Room Room Challenge Week 2

April 14, 2018 by magda Filed Under: Uncategorized

Hi! And welcome to the second week of One Room Challenge. Last week we started working on the guest bathroom and this is my design plan for the bathroom.

This week was not so fun, to say the least. I got the dreaded email that my wallpaper is on backorder till May 4th. I am stubborn enough not to want to change it but will our project be completed for the reveal? I doubt it, but still hoping for an earlier ship date!
I also received the quote for the shower doors from my initial design plan and they have a turn around time 8-12weeks. Now that is not going to work. I am trying to come up with ideas on how to get a similar look for less but until then back to the design board.

We (and it is a royal we since I didn’t honestly do much) did make progress though:

And here is our chief assistant (or was it chief to the assistant:)) cutie behind all the work:

Not looking pretty, but we’re getting there. Next week we should have all the tile up and grouted and start building the vanity, priming the walls and fun stuff like that!

Don’t forget to head on over to The One Room Challenge page to check out the featured designers and bloggers and all the other participants. I know I love seeing everyone’s progress!

One Room Challenge: From None to One Modern and Sophisticated Bathroom – Week 1

April 5, 2018 by magda Filed Under: Uncategorized

Hi there! If you are new to my blog, I am glad you are here! I am Magda and I own ReImagine Interiors, an interior design boutique firm based in the Philadelphia suburbs. It is my first time participating as a guest in the One Room Challenge and I am super excited about it (and nervous too!)

So what will I be designing? I put a lot of thought into this, and believe it or not I was paralyzed by indecision until earlier this week because while I have so many projects in work, finalizing a room in 6 weeks feels like is a lot of pressure. Since both my in-laws and my family will be visiting this summer the pressure is on already to have the guest suite ready. We’ll start with the guest bathroom since that does not really exist…yet.

The space that will become the guest bathroom used to be our(awkwardly located) walk in closet that we re-designed to be a laundry room and guest bathroom. The framing is done and the plumbing is there. We also had a few oopsie moments along the way so this should be easy right?

And here is the partial design board for this space. I tried to not get to crazy with it, since it will be a space used by my in laws, but keep will it light and bright like the rest of the house.

Our To Do List:

Hanging drywall on the ceiling and walls – halfway done
Laying cement board on the floors and shower wall
Installing the vapor barrier
Tiling the floor and shower walls
Priming & painting the space; hanging wallpaper
Build the vanity
Installing fixtures
Installing the light fixture
Purchase all finishes and hope everything will make it on time! This is not a time you want to hear the dreaded “on backorder” word

That seems like a lot and I am pretty sure I forgot some things on the way. Wish me luck and follow along for the next six weeks as I share the progress of this bathroom makeover. You can find updates on Instagram and Facebook, and of course, right here on the blog every Thursday.

In the meantime, check out the main participants and sponsors of The One Room Challenge. Be sure to check out the week 1 linkup for the guest participants