Our process: From floor plans to a finished project.

Whether you are building a custom home, or remodeling a retail space, there are hundreds of decisions to be made. We are here to make that process easier! Review our process below for details:

  • I. Discovery + Budget Phase

    When you engage with Shine, we understand that you are entrusting the design and construction process to us. By listening, brainstorming, and exploring your design style from the beginning, we’re able to successfully steward your priorities throughout the project.

  • II. Schematic Design Phase

    During this phase we will work together to accomplish the following design and development objectives:

    Plan + Concept Board Review

    Materials Selection

    Space Planning + Design Concepts

  • III. Contract Phase

    In order to begin construction, the following contracts and plans are finalized with your project team:

    Floor plans + Elevations

    Finish Schedules + Specifications

    Lighting Design + Tile Layouts

  • IV. Project Management

    Through site visits, material order oversight, and vendor coordination, our team will make sure your plans are executed as smoothly as possible.

    Throughout this phase, you will receive ongoing updates on your project.

V. Styling + Final Touches

Our final phase includes white glove delivery of your furnishings and accessories. And our favorite part, the big reveal!

Working with Natalie and the Shine Design team has been life-changing. I have severe allergies and hypersensitivity to both natural processed materials and synthetic materials. In the last year, this has progressed to making daily life around traditional materials a risk to my health and well-being. This led us to Shine to champion the design of our house that integrated hypoallergenic materials from the ground-breaking of the project to the materials of our rugs, furnishings, and everything in between. They researched rugs, flooring, adhesives, and construction to maximize health and wellness and were innovative in the inclusion of hypoallergenic materials.

Jill Breniman, Falstone New Construction