A bedroom.
One coherent brief.

Begin with the room you have.

Share a floor plan or room sketch showing dimensions, doors, windows and the position of any existing furniture. Explain which pieces you want to keep and which you need to replace or add.

Give each piece a role.

• Bed: confirm the required mattress size and proposed overall bed dimensions.
• Bedside pieces: discuss height, storage needs and their relationship to the bed.
• Dresser or desk: identify the intended use and the space needed for seating or access.
• Wardrobe: explain hanging, folded storage, drawers and the available wall or alcove dimensions.

Fitted storage also depends on site measurements and conditions. Confirm who checks final dimensions and how drawings will be agreed before production.

Coordinate finishes without making every piece identical.

A connected palette can bring furniture and cabinetry together while leaving room for contrast. Share references for surface colour, texture and upholstery, then discuss which finishes are available for the actual items.

Concept images are useful for communicating an atmosphere. Final materials, colours, construction and dimensions should be checked against the agreed specification rather than assumed from the image.

Prepare a concise bedroom enquiry.

Send your room dimensions, required pieces and quantities, design references, destination and target programme. Include any storage priorities or existing finishes that the new selection should work with.

For a wider project, combine the bedroom information with your whole-home brief. For fitted storage, visit custom cabinetry.