Running an interior design studio, in writing

What we've learned building Studio, written down: where BOQs drift, where budgets leak, and what a working record actually needs to hold.

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What a BOQ actually needs to track on an interior design project
A spreadsheet holds numbers. It doesn't hold what happened to them.
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Change orders are where interior design budgets leak
The design was approved. The purchase wasn't. Most tools don't separate the two.
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Giving clients visibility without giving them your margins
The client sees the price they agreed to. Not what it cost you to deliver it.
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What happens to your project data if the software disappears
Access is not the same thing as ownership. Ask which one you're buying before you sign up.
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An amendment is not the same document, edited
The moment a contract is signed, it stops being a document you edit.
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What a BOQ actually needs to track on an interior design project