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Finish Design

For projects focused on the finish stages, a builder or general contractor is often not necessary, and Stated Design direct subcontractor trade relationships provide estimates and oversight of specific architectural features and edits, relevant trade plans (e.g. lighting, painting, landscaping, and more), as well as permitting as required. Again, all specific design, fixture, materials, and furnishing selections are managed through to completion. 

 

Comprehensive Renovation/Build Oversight

Stated Design provides day to day, hands on management of the architectural, contractor, budgeting, and design processes from the initial, ground up moments to ensure home expansions, moderate renovations, extensive remodels, and new builds respond to the needs, expected solutions, lifestyle, and aesthetic vision of the homeowner or property investor. This incorporates materials selection and supply from beginning to end, including finishes and fixtures and furnishings of all types.

Staging

For showing all types of residential real estate, Stated Design provides a distinctive re-thinking of impact artwork and compositional arrangements in key spaces to create a current look and feel, allowing prospective buyers to see greater sophistication, personal vision, comfort, and overall potential in a property for sale. To increase value and reduce time on market, strategic and efficient upgrades to finishes are also often undertaken.

 

Overall Approach

In managing a project of any size and scope, the Stated Design approach relies on day in and day out problem solving communication, collaboration, organization, and forward-thinking schedules and finish decisions. Stated Design oversight, build, renovation, and finish work equally prioritizes the practical and the sophisticated, the functional and the beautiful.

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