Renovation Process

Clear steps. Informed decisions.
Here’s how we move from first contact to finished space.

Bright, white walk-in closet with open clothing shelves and a mirror on the right wall, leading to a bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and window in Beaconsfield Montreal
Custom built-in coffee and wine bar featuring slim shaker MDF white cabinetry, quartz countertop and backsplash, integrated lighting, and open shelving. Functional and stylish Montreal-based interior design project.
Custom walk-in pantry with wood-grain melamine cabinetry, laminate countertop, and integrated lighting. A Montreal design project that balances smart storage with budget-friendly materials and a modern look.

Phase 1 | Getting Started

  • 01. Reach Out

    Fill out the inquiry form or e-mail us at info@sachabdesign.com with your project details.

  • 02. Discovery Call

    A short 20-minute call to review your goals, timeline, and budget to determine fit.

  • 03. On-Site Consultation

    A complimentary visit to see your space, understand your needs, and provide a tailored estimate.

Phase 2 | The Design Process

  • 01. Site Review & Measurements

    Detailed measurements and review of any site-specific constraints with your contractor.

  • 02. Concept & Layout Development

    Preliminary layouts are explored and refined to align with your lifestyle and space.

  • 03. Design Plans & Material Selections

    Floor plans, elevations, cabinetry design, and finish selections are finalized.

  • 04. Documentation

    Final construction drawings, which your contractor and trades will use to execute the design, are approved and submitted.

Phase 3 | Renovation Support

  • 01. Site Coordination

    We remain in communication with your contractor and trades to ensure everything stays aligned with the design intent.

  • 02. Design Oversight

    We review material installations and progress on site to catch issues early and maintain consistency with the approved plan.

  • 03. Client Advocacy

    We help you navigate decisions, provide feedback when unexpected issues arise, and ensure your voice is heard throughout the process.