Interior projects often run into problems not because of design, but because of poor planning and
decision-making.
One common mistake is choosing a designer purely based on the lowest quotation. Low estimates
often mean compromises in materials, finishing, or supervision.
Another frequent mistake is starting work before finalizing drawings and materials. This leads to changes during execution, which increase both cost and time.
Ignoring electrical and lighting planning is another issue. Once carpentry begins, making changes becomes expensive and inconvenient.
Many homeowners also rush material selection, choosing finishes based only on appearance rather than durability and maintenance requirements.
Poor communication with contractors, unclear timelines, and lack of site supervision are additional reasons projects get delayed or fail to meet expectations.
Avoiding these mistakes requires planning, patience, and working with professionals who follow a structured execution process
