Interior design focuses on enhancing the look and functionality of the interior of the house. Putting the available space to best use and combining styles, lighting, color, etc. are a few major elements.
Numerous styles in this are specific to one thing or the other. Let’s go over one that is appreciated by customers, the high-low interior design.
What Is The High-Low Design?
When it comes to remodeling or interior designing, the price plays a huge role. You will get clients along the way who lowballed the price and now are confused about what to do. This is the perfect option for them.
The names in the word stand for high-end items and low-end items, respectively. This design amalgamates high-end and low-end items to create a look that is beautiful yet pocket-friendly. Like others, it has its merits and demerits. Understanding those is also important. Only then will you be able to suggest what is best for your client. These are often the points where usual contractors fall short.
Advantages
No Compromise On The Look
The inclusion of high-end commodities creates a good-looking interior to look at. The people who solely want to make a statement would be happy with this approach. You can tie up with vendors to get access to antiquities to give the space a nice touch.
The method can help elevate the look even without any structural changes to the house.
Cheaper Option
The counterpart is using all high-end additions. Not everyone can afford to go down that route. Moreover, style is something that keeps on shifting, and not everyone is looking to spend that much. The inexpensive additions clothed between the expensive ones help deflate the price.
A Blended Design
Most designers and homeowners dislike one thing in particular- having a bland style. The people hiring you want you to create something amazing with their place. This style helps blend two worlds, all while saving your clients some bucks. Win-win.
Disadvantage
Possible Lack In Quality
One of the major problems with this method is the risk of lack of quality. Getting that mix just right is key to the high-low design style. If you focus more on saving money, you’ll be left with more elements of lower quality. This will result in an interior that looks shabby, topped with some glamour here and there.
Explain this problem to your client if they force you to flatten the budget even more. If they still insist on you to make something that you do not want, it is better to politely turn down that client.
You are now ready to pitch this to your clients. We at CustomFin wish to see your business grow. Our blogs are made to help you catch up on all the latest trends. We also link with contractors to help their clients with their financing.
