When it comes to interior design, and especially luxury design, the first question to be answered is where to find and how to choose suppliers. A lot will depend on this, and above it’s the cost of the interior. Value for money is not always the key issue. In this article you can find many answers to these questions and understand how you can get luxury interior design at a reasonable price without overpaying for both the service itself and the supply of interior items.
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Luxury Villa Interior Design
Designer and Bespoke Furniture
Wall Panels -Luxury Collection
Marble Mosaic Art
#1 Rug Maker in The World
More Types of Products - Catalogue
Luxury Villa Interior Design
Building interiors starts with interior design. How do you choose a designer who is able to create a custom interior? With all the seemingly endless choices of design services in the market , this is not an easy question.
How much time should be spent on searching, looking through endless portfolios of work. Even if the choice of a designer is on recommendation, it does not mean a quick decision. Still, clients will want to see what else is on the market to be sure of the correctness of this choice. And this is where a lot of people can be very disappointed. It has to do with the amount of material to look at, the time to talk to this or that designer, the agonizing decision of who to choose in the end.
Everyone wants to see what they roughly imagine. It's this unconscious that he wants to see in a designer's portfolio. It's good if he sees it and agrees to a compromise.
The approach that Luxury World offers is fundamentally different from all the other offers on the market.
The psychology of clients, and especially those who select luxury interior design, is such that they want to see what they want and preferably at once. Few people know how to visualize their ideas. Those who can, have been designers themselves for a long time. For the rest of the people, it is advisable to show in advance what their interior might look like.
This would be ideal, because in this case, the client is ruled by emotion. Emotional perception generates an effect of slight euphoria. We call it the WOW effect. It's what contributes to making quick decisions when buying. Wealthy customers buy, in most cases, not because they need the thing badly, but they buy on the wave of emotion.
Thinking this way, most would say in advance that it is simply not possible . The designer has to talk to the client, identify his taste preferences, solve a lot of additional questions with him. It's all true, and it's in the practice of any designer. It's a textbook process; there's nothing new here. It's boring and wouldn't be worth writing on the subject at all if it weren't for a different, innovative approach.
Luxury World offers a unique concept. It does not exist in nature. And this is especially true of luxury design. Such a service is not practiced there at all. Keeping in mind that the solution is emotions, which we talked about above, we developed a huge library of designs in different styles. The basis of these designs is to create such a visual effect on the picture, which can cause the mentioned feeling of slight euphoria. And it tells the client the rest. We create the illusion of presence, as if the viewer were inside the interior we are showing them.
Virtually everything we depict in these pictures we produce ourselves or work with our partners. We have known them for many years. The surprise in this is that everything we see is not made in Europe, but comes from our factories in Asia, where labor costs are still incommensurate with Europe, which means it will drastically reduce the budget.
The second peculiarity is that in Asia we are only talking about factories that cater to the local elite. To be precise, the super rich customers. These customers do not recognize the use of adhesives and harmful chemical impurities in production and are very critical of quality.
Finally, these factories allow us to produce what is not available in Europe. And this means that we can afford the most daring flight of fancy and not limit ourselves to almost anything.
But that's not all! The most unusual for the European manufacturer is the fact that in Asia, the cost of interior design is assessed differently. Usually, in the luxury segment, the cost is estimated per square meter of space, with a minimum area for the calculations, say 15 sq.m. In Europe, this is very surprising. But it is.
Therefore, in order not to spend money on interior design, you can use the huge library of ready-made designs, where you can replace all the elements and mak