$1,500

A Retainer Fee is required at the beginning of the process and is applied to the final invoice, $1,500 will typically cover the In-Home Design Consultation & The Kitchen and Bath Design, 2 Revisions, & one additional visit to the project site for a presentation and/or a meeting with the clients chosen General Contractor.

$180 + .50/ Mile

Depending on location (within 2 hours of Brookings, SD) this is structured to cover my time and travel.

I'm setting these appointments for Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday currently.

During my busy season this can be 2 weeks out.

$450+

Assuming that I have all of the information needed to produce the design, provided to me from the Client & Contractor or from the Design Consultation.

Included is a Presentation Packet that includes Plans, Elevations, 3D Perspectives and information about the chosen/ideal product selections.

2 revisions included. Usually one revision is required to realign the designer and the client's visions and the other is for when you have your contractor/builders input.

You can take this packet and walk or you can work with me through my network of partners for purchasing your product.

$1,800+

Putting the design together is the part that a design client can see and attaches value towards.  Behind the scenes acting as part of the project management team. I am processing the orders, paperwork, correcting/clarifying the orders/paperwork. and doing the follow-up with vendors, manufacturers and contractors.

Throughout the project I can easily spend 40 hours on even some of the simplest projects..

TIME + MILEAGE

This comes up when Inspecting product is needed.

Depending on the reason for the trip, the fees may be waived.

$45 - Project Management

$30 - Additional Design & Personal Shopping

$180 - Additional Trips.

Get a $50 dollar Gift Card when your referral's project passes the design phase into the construction phase.

Make sure your referral gives me your Information during the In-Home Design Consultation.

Design fees will be waived in favor of commission when commission exceeds the value of the design fees associated with the project.