HFC purchases the furniture, fixtures, and equipment presented and approved during the design development phase. These items include but are not limited to all clubhouse/common area furnishings, pool/patio/outdoor furnishings, model furnishings, artwork, accessories, rugs, and custom window treatments. Fitness equipment and light fixtures are also purchased if requested by the client.

HFC will consult with the client and contractor to establish the construction timeline and assist with project administration. Review shop drawings and submittals for conformance with the design concept and for compliance with the information specified in the ID drawing package. Provide on-going communication with the construction team providing clarification of design intent.

HFC will prepare documents as required by construction for interior coordination. The expertly documented ID set includes lighting, electrical and finish plans, legends and schedules, elevations, and details as required to execute design intent. For unit documentation, we provide finish and lighting layouts and specifications. HFC will work with other consultants for necessary construction coordination efforts.

HFC presents conceptual ideas and layouts for the client to review and discuss. This may include imagery, sketches, and informal drawings.

Crucial information exchange that establishes the scope for the interior design program. The client expresses vision for the space, specific design goals, and the projected timeline for design deliverables.

HFC will work to advance conceptual ideas into a working design to be coordinated with the architect and other trades. The space planning and finishes will be refined to a point to be presented to the client for approval.

HFC, with an architect, presents samples, including floor plans and finishes. Budget finalized.

Guidance through project administration, ensuring design plan compliance by construction team and addressing queries.

Crucial initial discussion. Client shares vision, goals, and timeline; HFC presents preliminary design budget.

HFC prepares essential identification documents for spaces in scope of work. These documents can include lighting plans & coordination, finish schedules, key elevations, furniture layouts and the like.

Refinement of design concept, materials, lighting, and furniture recommendations.

HFC purchases approved furniture, art, and accessories, including custom window treatments, pillows and bespoke finds. Installation is scheduled and conducted.