Robert Boccabella

Make certain that your Training and Conference rooms are designed with long-term flexibility, advises Robert Boccabella, long residing Lake County interior designer. Robert Boccabella, (courtesy photo)

(Photo courtesy of Robert Boccabella) Procrastination is one of the enemies of good business! Move your project along with efficiency and use expertise wisely.

Your commercial environment must “speak” to your market! When your potential customer or client enters, they must know they came to the right place, says Robert Boccabella, a certified interior designer in private practice for over 30 years. Courtesy of Robert Boccabella,

With any project, commercial or residential, there is a long list of possibilities! Some disruptions are expected and reasonable. Others can be quite a different story!

(Photo contributed by Robert Boccabella) You might personally like the “feeling” of baby pink (or screaming day-glow orange)– but will it send the right message to the “end user” of your commercial project environment?

It takes a well-selected, fine-tuned team to bring a successful project into balance and harmony! (Photo contributed by Robert Boccabella) It takes a well-selected, fine-tuned team to bring a successful project into balance and harmony!

There are many ways to bring an appropriate interior design project team together. Beginning with the very first exploratory meetings, your design professional will already be considering what sub…

An Interior design image provided by Robert Boccabella, a certified interior designer in private practice for over 30 years. Robert Boccabella, B.F.A. is principal and founder of Business Design Services Boccabella provides Designing to Fit the Vision© Courtesy photo, Robert Boccabella, Nov. 7, 2024.

Any schedule connected to any aspect of the construction industry is complex; sometimes so much so that a plate of spaghetti seems less complicated! The good news is that integrated design project schedules make plain good sense to your design team.

Photo Courtesy of Robert Boccabella Just as too many cooks can spoil the broth, it is important that a client stay on track to protect the “identity” of their project – while courteously respecting inevitable suggestions from the sidelines. (Courtesy Robert Boccabella)