Bedroom, living room, kitchen or bathroom. Send photos and measurements of the room and say what bugs you. Active designers and decorators send proposals. You compare and hire online.
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It is when the room doesn't work: not enough space, bad light, built-ins that don't fit. A design solves that before you buy anything.
What do I get?
It depends on the proposal: a dimensioned layout, 3D renderings, a cabinetry design, a color palette and a furniture list. Every proposal spells out the deliverables before you decide.
Designer or decorator?
If the room needs built-ins, lighting or new finishes, an interior designer. If the focus is color, furniture and accessories, a decorator. The brief takes both.
How much does it cost?
Posting your project is free. Every pro sends their own proposal with a price and a timeline. You pay per phase, as you sign off on each deliverable.
Do I need a visit?
Usually not. Photos, measurements and a video walkthrough are enough. A visit, when it helps, is set up directly with the pro.