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The outcome may be what you imagine. But the process is what gets you there.

Before an interior project begins, there are several important steps that need to happen — from defining the scope and understanding your requirements to finalising the design, working drawings, and eventually moving towards ex*****on.

In this reel, we’re breaking down the design process we follow at Mitee Interiors, step by step.

Every designer may have a slightly different approach, but as a client, you should always have clarity on:

• What is included in the scope of work
• How the design fees are calculated
• What your agreement covers
• How your requirements are documented
• How the design evolves from mood boards to 3D
• What working drawings are and why they matter

A well-defined process doesn’t just make the designer’s job easier — it gives the client clarity, control and confidence throughout the project.

Save this reel if you’re planning an interior project, and share it with someone who is about to start theirs.

INTERIOR DESIGN, DECODED — Episode 02
Understanding the design process.

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We finally found our purpose. Whether you’re building a home, designing an office, opening a retail store, setting up a clinic, restaurant or any commercial space — we want this page to be a resource you can actually use. Welcome to the new Mitee Interiors.

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A day in my life as a founder isn’t glamorous — it’s site visits, tile swatches, and a hundred small decisions that shape a space. ✨

This is what “design-led” actually looks like behind the scenes at Mitee Interiors.

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builder gives you a structure. A designer makes that structure work for the way you live or do business.

There are countless details that aren’t part of a builder’s scope—but they make all the difference once you start using the space.

For homes, it’s things like:
• Furniture layouts that actually fit your lifestyle
• Storage planned around your daily routine
• Lighting that creates the right mood and function
• Electrical points where you truly need them
• Material selections that balance beauty with durability

For commercial spaces, it’s about:
• Customer flow and first impressions
• Efficient staff movement
• Brand integration within the interiors
• Functional planning that improves operations
• Lighting and layouts that enhance the user experience

A well-designed space isn’t just about looking beautiful—it’s about performing beautifully every single day.

That’s where thoughtful interior design begins.

You’ve seen our work... but do you know the person behind Mitee Interiors?

This quick Q&A is a little introduction for everyone who’s recently joined us - a glimpse into our design philosophy, the work we do, and the journey behind the brand.

Designed as a quiet retreat within the home, this corner embraces a neutral palette enriched by natural textures.

Stone-clad walls provide depth, walnut detailing frames the architecture, and open shelving transforms storage into a curated display. Every element—from the tactile upholstery to the sculptural décor—has been chosen to create a sense of calm and understated luxury.

One of the occupational hazards of being an interior designer?

You walk into a restaurant and end up noticing the railing, flooring, lighting, and ceiling details before you even look at the menu.

This vintage double railing immediately caught my attention. The layering, the proportions, and the character it adds to the space are a reminder that great design isn’t always about something grand or expensive.

Often, it’s these smaller architectural details that give a space its personality.

Good design ages gracefully.
And details like these are proof.