If you can begin to imagine it,
Boyles' designers can help you create it.
At Boyles, it all happens by design. Boyles' staff consists of sales associates, IDS and ASID - affiliated designers. Our designers regularly participate in show houses and design seminars. They've completed projects for customers living around the corner, across the United States, even around the world. Regardless of your locale, a Boyles designer will happily help you complete your home interior design or home interior decorating project.

What can a Boyles designer do for me?
Boyles' designers serve as consultants to help with the process of interior decorating. They'll listen, interpret and make suggestions so that you can make the right choices for your home. From initial consultation through to adding the finishing touches, they'll explain your options. Your designer can help you determine where to spend and where to save to optimize the budget.

How do I get started?
It's a good idea for you and your family to begin considering the following questions about your project. Keep in mind that the more information you can provide, the more successful your designer will be in helping you achieve your goal.
• For whom is the space being designed?
• What activities will take place in the room?
• What image do you want to project?
• What timeframe do you have in mind?
• What budget are you comfortable with?

Design Services:

• Space Planning

• Furniture Selection

• Fabric Selection

• Color Planning

• Rug Selection

• Lighting Options

• Accessorizing

What should I bring to our first meeting?
Bring photos, floor plans, fabric samples and paint chips of your existing room with you. A pillow from the sofa or an arm cover from a chair is helpful when matching fabrics. A drawer from the night

Be sure to bring measurements of the room.
If you have floor plans – great! If not, be sure to measure the space. Begin by roughly sketching your floor plan. Next, record your measurements on the plan. Try click on our free Room Planner link below.

Bring new decorating ideas with you, too.
Since a picture is worth a thousand words, it is helpful to bring visual images to share with your designer. Tear out pictures from magazines or copy photos from design books. Reviewing these images together with your designer will help get the design process started.