"By the time I am presenting a design concept, I will have had the opportunity to get to know my client quite well. We will have built a good rapport, allowing me to present in a way that speaks to their vision. Because of this approach, I have a high success rate when it comes to gaining client buy-in. I am not a 'salesy' type of Interior Designer and will present an idea or concept only after I am confident that it will benefit my client. The clients' satisfaction is my number one priority, so if they are hesitant on a design, I will spend time asking specific questions surrounding their hesitation. Then, using this new information, I will look for a suitable alternative. It's important to offer choices; however, not too many options as that approach can also cause decision paralysis. In the end, my clients know that I have their best interest in mind and that I am passionate about bringing their design vision to life."