How Design Services Work at Seville Home
What working with a Seville Home designer involves and how it is billed: a complimentary first consultation, then design time billed simply by the hour.
Hiring an interior designer starts with one honest question: what am I signing up for? The clearest answer we can give is to explain exactly how it works here.
What does the first consultation involve, and what does it cost?
The first consultation is complimentary, with no cost and no obligation, in the Leawood showroom or your home.
A designer walks your space or sits down with your photos and floor plan, listens to what you are trying to solve, and gives you a genuine sense of direction. Many projects find their footing right there: a layout unlocked, a palette settled, a plan for the one piece that anchors the room.
There is no form to sign and no meter running. If the conversation is all you needed, take the direction and run with it.
How is design work billed after that?
When you would like a designer to carry the project further, design time is billed simply by the hour, and your designer walks you through how that works before anything begins.
Deeper work means the parts of a project that take real design labor: measuring and planning, full-room layouts, selections and boards, revisions, sourcing, and coordinating delivery and installation. That time is billed hourly and transparently, and your designer will tell you what a project like yours tends to involve before you commit to anything.
No two rooms ask for the same amount of design, which is why we bill for the time your project actually uses rather than quoting one-size fees. Your designer stays accountable to you for every hour.
What do I get for it?
A designer who plans the room, sources across more than thirty fine lines, and sees the project through to installation day.
Seville Home designers work from the whole floor and beyond it: custom upholstery, casegoods, lighting, rugs, and accessories, drawn from makers the studio has known for decades. The same house handles white-glove delivery and installation, so the person who planned your room is connected to the crew who completes it.
For a fuller picture of the journey, read the interior design process from start to finish and what to expect at your first design consultation.
One note on fit. Seville Home's design service is built for homeowners who do not already have a designer. If you are working with one, our trade program supports that relationship instead.
Ready to see what your project would take?
The clearest way to understand what design will involve for your home is to start with a complimentary consultation, no obligation.
A designer from Seville Home can meet you in the Leawood showroom at 5205 W 135th Street, open Monday through Saturday from 10 to 5, or make a house call across the Kansas City metro, from Overland Park and Prairie Village to Mission Hills, Olathe, and beyond. You will leave with a plan and a straight answer on scope.
Book your complimentary consultation and we will take it from there. If you are still weighing the decision, our guide on whether an interior designer is worth it is a good next read.
Common questions
Does the first design consultation cost anything?
No. The first consultation is complimentary, with no obligation, whether it happens in the Leawood showroom or your home. A designer walks your space, listens to what you are trying to solve, and gives you a real sense of direction before you decide anything.
How is design work billed after the first consultation?
Design time is billed simply by the hour. Before any paid work begins, your designer explains how billing works and what a project like yours tends to involve, so there are no surprises.
Can I hire a Seville Home designer for just one room?
Yes. The model scales to the project. A single room and a whole-home plan both start with the same complimentary consultation, and your designer shapes the engagement around the scope you actually need.
What if I already work with an interior designer?
Seville Home's design service is built for homeowners who do not already have a designer. If you are working with one, the Seville Home trade program supports that relationship instead, with trade services and a receiving partner designers rely on.