What people say once the room is finished.
Six of 142Room, budget and days attached
“I had measured that wall three times and still could not decide where the sofa went. The plan arrived on day nine and I ordered everything on my lunch break.”
“We used the schedule to get three quotes. The cabinetmaker said it was the clearest brief he had been handed all year.”
“Two revisions was exactly right. I swapped the rug, kept my grandmother’s chair, and the list rebalanced itself around it.”
“I took every alternate on the list and the room still looks like the drawing. That is the part I did not believe would work.”
“They asked for my chair height before anything else. Nobody has ever asked me that, and it is the reason the desk is right.”
“They told me not to book. The room needed a floor, not a plan, and they said so before taking any money.”
“Ten square feet of usable floor and they drew it to the inch. The cot fits with a hand’s width to spare, which is exactly what the plan said.”
Every quote carries the room, what the client spent on furniture and how many days the pack took, because a compliment without a number attached is worth very little.
Measured rather than felt
The numbers behindthe nice words.
- 96 in 100
- Rooms settled inside the included revision rounds
- 11 days
- Average pack against a promised fourteen
- 4 in 142
- Packs that missed the promised date, each with 10% off the balance
- 31%
- Of clients who have come back for a second room
Two clients asked for their money back in seven years. Both were refunded in full, before drawing started, and both said so kindly.