Our process

Clarity at every stage. Continuity through every detail.

A six-phase interior design experience with defined deliverables, decision points and founder-level creative involvement from discovery through installation.

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Phase 01

Discovery

BN2 founders reviewing plans and materials with a client

We begin with how you live, what the residence must support and what should feel different when the work is complete. The property, architecture, priorities, timing and desired level of service become one focused brief.

What you receive

  • Project brief and priorities
  • Existing-plan or condition review
  • Recommended scope and team
  • Preliminary schedule framework

Decision pointClient confirms scope, priorities and working direction.

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Phase 02

Design Direction

Stone, wood, textile and hardware samples arranged for design direction

Space planning, functional priorities and the material atmosphere are developed together. This gives the residence a clear point of view before detailed selections multiply.

What you receive

  • Furniture and circulation studies
  • Material and color direction
  • Key-room priorities
  • Custom-element opportunities

Decision pointClient approves the visual and spatial direction.

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Phase 03

Detailed Design

Designer reviewing walnut millwork, stone and bronze detailing

BN2 resolves rooms through proportion, stone, wood, lighting, cabinetry, furnishings and textiles. Presentations make connected decisions understandable and revisions are gathered into clear approval rounds.

What you receive

  • Room-by-room presentations
  • Furniture and lighting selections
  • Millwork design intent
  • Finish and fixture schedules

Decision pointClient approves selections and documented revisions.

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Phase 04

Documentation & Coordination

BN2 founders coordinating drawings, samples and material decisions

Approved decisions are translated into organized drawings, specifications and coordination notes appropriate to BN2’s scope, then communicated to the client’s professional and fabrication team.

What you receive

  • Plans, elevations and details
  • Finish and furnishing schedules
  • Review of relevant shop drawings
  • Coordination notes and decisions

Decision pointClient and project team confirm coordinated design intent before fabrication or purchasing.

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Phase 05

Procurement & Production

Stone, wood, textile and metal palette prepared for procurement

The studio converts approvals into orders, monitors acknowledgements and lead times, coordinates receiving and follows custom production so the final installation can occur as one planned sequence.

What you receive

  • Purchase documentation
  • Order and lead-time tracking
  • Receiving coordination
  • Production and delivery planning

Decision pointClient authorizes purchasing according to the agreed procurement process.

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Phase 06

Installation & Styling

Furniture placement and styling during a residential installation

Furniture, lighting, art and objects are placed and edited as a complete environment. The installation is planned around the site, trades, receiving and the final composition—not treated as unrelated deliveries.

What you receive

  • Installation plan
  • Delivery and placement coordination
  • Art and accessory composition
  • Final styling and review

Decision pointClient receives the completed interior and any documented follow-up items.

Discuss your residence

One vision, distinct responsibilities

A coordinated team works better when every role is clear.

BN2 Design

Interior experience

Leads interior planning, material direction, custom design intent, furnishings, procurement and installation within the agreed scope.

Architect & consultants

Building and technical disciplines

Provide architectural, engineering, code, permit and other licensed professional services required by the project.

General contractor

Construction execution

Leads pricing, scheduling, trades, site conditions, inspections and construction means and methods.

Proof in the work

BN2 case studies document the brief, spatial challenge, custom decisions, coordination and result—not only the finished image.

Read the Biscayne Art House case study →

Process questions

Before the work begins.

When should BN2 become involved?

For new construction and meaningful renovations, early involvement is best—before lighting, millwork, plumbing and finish decisions become expensive to revise. Furnishing projects can begin once accurate plans and site conditions are available.

Does BN2 replace the architect or contractor?

No. BN2 leads the interior design scope and coordinates design intent with the client’s appropriately licensed architect, general contractor, engineers, fabricators and specialists.

How are revisions and approvals handled?

Selections are presented in organized stages. Client feedback is consolidated into defined revision and approval points so the team can document decisions and keep later work aligned.

Does BN2 manage purchasing and installation?

For appropriate full-service scopes, BN2 can coordinate furnishing procurement, order tracking, receiving, delivery planning, installation and final styling as described in the project agreement.

The outcome

From first conversation to final installation.

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