At Pink Designs we have 3 design stages, pre-design, the design process and the construction, which is commenced one after the other. The design stages manage the development of the brief and guides our customers through the consultation process, design construction, maintaining and delivering. It is a structure for all construction projects and is used only as a guidance for the grounding of detailed professional services and building contracts.

Stage 1: Pre-design Concept and Development Brief

• Initial face to face meeting (consultation)
• Reviewing the site (survey, measuring and photography)
• Design sheet (materials, finishes, fixtures and fittings)
• Existing floor plans
• Proposed layouts
• 3 revised design meetings
• Mood board
• Finalise agreed design option

Stage 2: Developing the Concept

Design Process

• Design meeting
• Structural changes to the building and appointing necessary professionals if required (e.g. structural engineers)
• Client purchase list (sourcing materials, fixtures and finishes)
• Window treatments and furnishings
• Sourcing (materials, fixtures and finishes)
• Development of plans and elevations
• Positioning of services including electrics and plumbing
• Positioning of light fittings
• Floor finishes, wall treatments, window treatments and light fittings
• Outline items to finish rooms
• Detailed architectural finishes (e.g. cornices, skirting, fireplaces)
• Detailed joinery requirements (e.g. built in wardrobes)

Kitchen

• Design process
• Kitchen design layouts
• Kitchen fittings and specification

Bathroom

• Design process
• Bathroom design layouts
• Bathroom fittings and specification

Tender

• Finalise agreed design
• Finalising design drawing with measurements
• Finalising of client purchase list
• Appointing a contractor/decorator
• Final meeting with client to sign off drawings
• Reviewing the site

Stage 3: Project Management and Delivery of Construction

• Reviewing and preparation of client purchase orders
• Tender submission to contractors
• Tender return review and appointing a contractor
• Final project cost review
• Project management on site
• Twice a week site visits and meetings for completion
• Follow up meeting after completion of project

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