Interior designer vs. cabinetmaker?
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By : Mélyssa Robert
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Interior designer vs. cabinetmaker?
Interior designer Mélyssa Robert compares the vision, expertise, and support costs to those of a cabinet manufacturer.
Interior Designer
- Comprehensive and decorative vision of the space: Analyzes needs, circulation, lighting, materials, colors, and integration with the architecture and style of the house.
- Custom design: Creates plans and 2D/3D renderings that integrate not only cabinetry, but also appliances, lighting, flooring and wall coverings, backsplashes, and furniture with the rest of the house.
- Functionality + aesthetics: Seeks to optimize space while respecting the desired style.
- Support: Designs plans, guides the client in choosing design, materials, finishes, and accessories.
- Ambiance design: Harmonizes colors, materials, furniture, lighting, and accessories so that the cabinetry integrates with the rest of the decor.
- Coordination: Collaborates with various professionals (manufacturers, electricians, plumbers, contractors) to ensure the coherence and completion of the project.
- Production and installation: Manufactures The cabinetmaker manufactures cabinets according to provided plans (often from a designer or kitchen specialist) and ensures their installation.
- Technical expertise: Technical plans: Produces detailed plans for the fabrication and installation of kitchen cabinets and modules. Has a thorough understanding of materials and manufacturing methods.
- Technical optimization: Ensures that the cabinets are functional, sturdy, and adapted to the actual dimensions of the space.
- Limited options in overall design: Can advise on finishes or configuration, but does not manage the entire interior design project.
- The interior designer considers the space as a whole and designs the project from start to finish, ensuring that everything is harmonious, functional, and aesthetically pleasing.
- The cabinetmaker brings to life a specific part of the project: the fabrication and installation of the cabinets according to the established plans and choices.
