In this stage, the designer develops detailed floor plans that outline the arrangement of furniture, fixtures, and other elements within the space. Space planning ensures that the design is functional, efficient, and meets the specific needs of the client. Based on the information gathered in the initial consultation, the interior designer creates a design concept that reflects the client's vision and goals. This concept may include the overall theme, color schemes, style references, and an initial layout plan.

Once the space planning is approved, the designer delves deeper into the details. This involves selecting specific furniture pieces, materials, finishes, lighting fixtures, and other decorative elements that align with the concept. To help the client visualize the design more accurately, the interior designer may create 3D renderings or mood boards. These visual tools allow the client to see how the space will look once it's completed and make any necessary adjustments before moving forward.

Once the design is approved, the actual work begins. This involves coordinating with contractors, tradespeople, and vendors to execute the design plan, which may include construction, painting, installation of furnishings, and other tasks. Throughout the implementation phase, the interior designer oversees the project to ensure everything is progressing according to plan, and any issues or challenges are addressed promptly.

Once the project is completed, the designer conducts a final walkthrough with the client, ensuring they are satisfied with the end result. Any necessary follow-up and maintenance instructions are provided.