Interior Design Questionnaire

Thank you for inviting Studio Wanda to take a look at your project.

Designing a home is a personal process, and we feel privileged to be invited into people’s homes to help shape spaces that are both liveable and beautiful.

This questionnaire is designed to help us get to know you, your home and how you live day to day. There are no right or wrong answers—the more you’re able to share, the more thoughtfully we can respond to your project.

If more than one person lives in the property or will be involved in decision-making, please complete the questionnaire together where possible.

Please take your time, and don’t worry if some answers feel open-ended or undecided—this is simply a starting point for conversation.

First name

Last name

Phone

ABOUT YOUR HOME AND LIFESTYLE

1. What do you love — and what do you find challenging — about your home as it is today?

2. What are you hoping to achieve through this design process?

For example: more light, better flow, improved storage, a different atmosphere.

3. Are there any hobbies, interests or activities that should be considered in the design?

4. How do you feel about colour?

You might love it, prefer something more restrained, or feel unsure — all are helpful to know.

5. How would you describe your style, if at all?

This can be as specific or as loose as you like.

6. What three words best capture how you’d like your home to feel when it’s finished?

7. Please tell us about anyone else who lives in the property.

Including a brief snapshot of their work, interests or routines, if relevant.

8. Who will be involved in making decisions for the project?

9. How did you hear about Studio Wanda?

VISUAL REFERENCES

10. Are there any homes, interiors, schemes or products you’re drawn to?

Please share any relevant links.

11. If you have images you’d like to share, you can upload them here.

Up to 5 images or PDFs.

BUDGET

12. Do you have an indicative budget range in mind for this project?

Talking about budget can feel uncomfortable, but it’s an important part of the design process. Understanding your budget helps us pitch ideas at the right level and make thoughtful decisions about where to prioritise spending. For example, a bath might cost £1000, £5,000 or £10,000 — knowing where you’re comfortable allows us to balance costs across the scheme, perhaps being more restrained in one area to allow investment in another.

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Interior Design Questionnaire

ABOUT YOUR HOME AND LIFESTYLE

VISUAL REFERENCES

BUDGET

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