Japandi Bedroom & Furniture Blueprints
Budget: $10 – $50 USD
Currently moving so I am looking for an interior designer to create a complete design package for my bedroom. The final deliverables will be sent to my manufacturer in Damietta for furniture production, so I need manufacturing-ready technical drawings.
Design Direction:
The style is Japandi with a stronger lean toward Scandi comfort and modernism, (60/40). The space should feel warm, cozy, functional, and clean, not overly minimalist or cold.
Room Area: 350cm x 360cm
Window with AC above
Furniture required:
Bed
Wall mounted Shelves/Shelving unit, whatever you see fit
Desk, Minimum 150cm
One Nightstand
Wardrobe
Vanity
Key Principles:
-Lighting: Warm lighting with multiple sources (ambient, task, accent) to add depth and layers.
-Furniture: Low-to-ground where possible. Fill more than the bottom third of the room visually.
-Shapes: Incorporate curves and softness into furniture and architectural details.
-Materials: Focus on textures before colors. Start with organic materials (wood, bamboo, stone, cotton, linen, wool). Layer in inorganics and synthetics (metal, glass, concrete) to fill out the space.
-Function First: Design for how I actually function and move through the space. Think about flow, command positions, and natural movement patterns. The space should look nice because it works well, not because it's decorated.
-Feel: The room must be a place I can relax and unwind.
-Scandi Lean: Comfortable textures, cozy layering (throws, rugs, soft textiles), warm neutral palette, approachable minimalism.
-Modernism: Clean lines, honest materials, functional forms, simplicity with intention.
Proposal Requirements:
Portfolio examples
Fee structure (flat fee or hourly)
Estimated timeline for each deliverable
Number of revisions included
Budget:
Timeline:
Contact:
What I'm Looking For in a Designer:
I'm not just looking for someone to deliver final files and disappear. I want a designer who is:
-Communicative: Regular check-ins, updates at each stage, and open to questions.
-Collaborative: Shares concepts early for feedback rather than designing in a vacuum.
-Curious: Asks questions that help them design, and not just about my style preferences.
-Adaptable: Open to feedback and willing to pivot if something doesn't feel right.
Sending pictures of empty room after agreement
Design Direction:
The style is Japandi with a stronger lean toward Scandi comfort and modernism, (60/40). The space should feel warm, cozy, functional, and clean, not overly minimalist or cold.
Room Area: 350cm x 360cm
Window with AC above
Furniture required:
Bed
Wall mounted Shelves/Shelving unit, whatever you see fit
Desk, Minimum 150cm
One Nightstand
Wardrobe
Vanity
Key Principles:
-Lighting: Warm lighting with multiple sources (ambient, task, accent) to add depth and layers.
-Furniture: Low-to-ground where possible. Fill more than the bottom third of the room visually.
-Shapes: Incorporate curves and softness into furniture and architectural details.
-Materials: Focus on textures before colors. Start with organic materials (wood, bamboo, stone, cotton, linen, wool). Layer in inorganics and synthetics (metal, glass, concrete) to fill out the space.
-Function First: Design for how I actually function and move through the space. Think about flow, command positions, and natural movement patterns. The space should look nice because it works well, not because it's decorated.
-Feel: The room must be a place I can relax and unwind.
-Scandi Lean: Comfortable textures, cozy layering (throws, rugs, soft textiles), warm neutral palette, approachable minimalism.
-Modernism: Clean lines, honest materials, functional forms, simplicity with intention.
Proposal Requirements:
Portfolio examples
Fee structure (flat fee or hourly)
Estimated timeline for each deliverable
Number of revisions included
Budget:
Timeline:
Contact:
What I'm Looking For in a Designer:
I'm not just looking for someone to deliver final files and disappear. I want a designer who is:
-Communicative: Regular check-ins, updates at each stage, and open to questions.
-Collaborative: Shares concepts early for feedback rather than designing in a vacuum.
-Curious: Asks questions that help them design, and not just about my style preferences.
-Adaptable: Open to feedback and willing to pivot if something doesn't feel right.
Sending pictures of empty room after agreement