Frequently Asked Questions
What makes LAMB AND LION different from other interior design services?
What makes LAMB AND LION different from other interior design services? LAMB AND LION has transcended from a designer to a ‘Stylist.’ By using its tried and true formula, you will be left with a space that tells your story without breaking the bank. LAMB AND LION will take your vision to a whole new level of creativity.
How does the design process work?
The stylist spends approximately one hour on-site. Within the hour, the stylist works with you to properly place existing furniture and décor. Over the next three days, the stylist will spend up to five hours curating an online shopping list that fits your budget and style perfectly! Next, you purchase the item(s), assemble and place pieces using the impeccable layout provided by your stylist. Viola—It’s that simple.
Can LAMB AND LION help with commercial spaces?
Yes, we can definitely help with commercial projects. Please call or text 209-712-7370 for a custom quote. Prices vary dependent per job.
If I buy a project now, do I need to use it right away so it doesn’t expire?
You can definitely purchase a package now and wait to get your design on, as your project does not expire. Once you are ready to start your project, please call or text 209-712-7370 so we can launch your project and begin.
We're remodeling our home. Can LAMB AND LION help?
Of course! If you have drywall up, we are happy to complete a full room design for you.
If you haven’t started building yet or only have the rough framework up, we can help you choose the hard finishings for the space (e.g. paint, hardware, etc.), but we’ll need to wait until the drywall is up to complete a full design. For these projects, we’ll require detailed floor plans from your contractor before we can get started and any photos you have of the current space.
For any finishing materials, we'll require that you have a professional (i.e. a contractor) measure your space and confirm the quantity needed for proper dimensions/coverage of any specified material.
