Our Interior Design Team stands out for its collaborative approach with clients, ensuring that the interior environments we create align with their budget, purpose, and functional needs. Our services go beyond the selection of materials and colors, extending to comprehensive documentation and management throughout the project lifecycle. We also provide expert guidance on key interior design considerations, such as space planning/layout optimization, furniture and equipment coordination, and cohesive color palettes. To bring your project to life, HDJ offers services for photorealistic interior renderings as well as physical or digital material and color boards.
Our process begins with a kick-off meeting where we align our goals with yours. We then create mood boards that reflect your vision and establish the project’s overall look and feel. Your input is crucial at every step, ensuring that the final design is a true reflection of your style and needs.
We develop all design documents—from early concepts to final construction plans—working closely with architects and engineers to ensure everything fits together smoothly.
We prepare an initial design presentation that includes inspiration images and an overview of proposed finishes to confirm the design direction.
We create physical or digital color boards and renderings for owner approval (and residents, if needed) to convey the design intent clearly.
We present detailed selections, including colored floor plans, 3D views, and refined finish options, so feedback can be gathered before anything is finalized.
During construction, we review submittals, answer questions, and visit the site to confirm finishes are installed correctly. After all selections are approved, we complete a final sign-off before construction documentation moves forward.
During construction, the team actively reviews submittals, answers RFIs, and conducts site visits to verify that finishes are installed correctly and in accordance with the approved design.
Just starting a new multifamily development project can be the most challenging step in the entire process. Getting off the ground (figuratively – not literally!) requires a clear understanding of the site’s feasibility. With timely and accurate input from project partners, developers can make a confident, well-informed Go/No-Go decision.
Just starting a new multifamily development project can be the most challenging step in the entire process. Getting off the ground (figuratively – not literally!) requires a clear understanding of the site’s feasibility. With timely and accurate input from project partners, developers can make a confident, well-informed Go/No-Go decision.
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Just starting a new multifamily development project can be the most challenging step in the entire process. Getting off the ground (figuratively – not literally!) requires a clear understanding of the site’s feasibility. With timely and accurate input from project partners, developers can make a confident, well-informed Go/No-Go decision.
We’re honored to share that Garfield Landing has won the 2025 Michigan Historic Preservation Network Tax Credit Award.
Just starting a new multifamily development project can be the most challenging step in the entire process. Getting off the ground (figuratively – not literally!) requires a clear understanding of the site’s feasibility. With timely and accurate input from project partners, developers can make a confident, well-informed Go/No-Go decision.
