Robert Boccabella

Sometimes there is just no choice! The reasons run the gamut, from a change in financial resources to unexpected personal demands that temporarily prevent you from moving full speed ahead with your interior design project. It isn’t always j…

One of the most important aspects of guidance you can receive from your professional Interior Design team is that of knowing when enough is enough, when saturation is threatening to compromise design integrity — and when less is more!

OK! Let's get going! No, wait a minute. Ready! No. Wait. Yes! No! Maybe? The sound of money slipping through fingers and doors of opportunity slamming can almost be heard when a project falls into this cycle. The frustration is palpable. Indecision or procrastination adds up to a highly risky situation for any major undertaking. When a project is on the horizon, it is natural to feel anxious to get things moving, and it is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that time spent talking, meeting, and planning is time wasted. It might seem perfectly fine to jump in, hit the ground running, and simply grapple with problems as they come up—and they certainly will. However, acknowledging that an unplanned scenario is the first major problem is the first step toward a successful outcome.

Who's the Boss? When “the Boss” is more than one individual, a governing Board, or several corporate designees, the waters of authorization can get muddy!

Just deciding that you want to remodel, redesign, move a business, or build new doesn't mean it's actually time to break ground or tear down walls.

Multiple projects simultaneously, can it be done? Of course! But it takes some ground rules

Every Interior Design project is driven by its very own specific and central focus.

Your professional interior design team embodies a network of skills and competence that goes well beyond the visible frontline.

It takes a whole lot more than just a good design. Your interior space designer is highly skilled at what they do—otherwise, you would not have chosen them to help realize your interior environment's vision.

They always seem like a good idea, shortcuts, but more often than not, there is a price to pay. Sometimes that price is dear, and concerning the complexity of detail management for an interior design project, some shortcuts are just plain bad news.