A clear brief saves time and money. Bring these five things to your first conversation and the design phase moves faster.
You do not need to arrive with a finished idea. You do need to arrive with enough context for the artist to start asking the right questions.
- The wall: photos, measurements, and whether it is indoors or outdoors.
- The feeling: three or four words for how the space should feel.
- References: images, colors, or artworks you love (and ones you do not).
- The timeline: any event, opening, or deadline you are working toward.
- The budget: a rough range in pesos, so the design is sized to be realistic.
Sharing a budget range is not a trap. It lets the artist propose the right scale and detail instead of guessing.
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