Interior Design templates
Interior designers learn a lot before the first meeting: the rooms, the style, the budget and how the client lives. A questionnaire gathers that, and a contract sets scope, fees and purchasing before any work starts.
Send the questionnaire when someone inquires, use the answers in the consultation, and send the contract once they say yes.
Which interior design form do you need?
Tips for interior design clients
Ask for photos of the space
Photos of each room in the questionnaire save a site visit for early estimates.
Agree the fee structure in writing
Flat fee, hourly or a percentage of purchases: the contract records which one you agreed on.
Put the questionnaire on Instagram and Houzz
Link it from your profiles so new inquiries arrive with photos, budget and the rooms they want done.
Frequently asked questions
What should an interior design questionnaire ask?
Which rooms, the style the client loves, what to keep, budget, timeline, who lives there and photos of the space.
What goes in an interior design contract?
Scope, fee structure, retainer, revision limits, purchasing rules, who pays contractors and who owns the designs.
Can clients upload photos of the space?
Yes. The questionnaire includes a photo upload, saved with the client's answers.