Frequently Asked Questions

In Los Angeles, professional interior design fees typically range from $150 to $500+ per hour, or 10–35% of the total project budget for full-service engagements.

At Bronwyn Poole Interiors, fees are structured as a transparent flat design fee scoped to your project — so you always know your investment before we begin. Furnishing budgets for a full-service luxury project generally start around $75,000 per room, though every home and scope is different. The best way to receive an accurate figure is to book a consultation.

Full-service design covers every layer of a home's transformation: space planning and architectural collaboration, material and finish specification, custom furniture design and bespoke millwork, global sourcing and trade-only procurement, contractor coordination and site oversight, and turnkey installation with styling and art placement.

You remain informed at every stage — never burdened by the logistics. Read more about full-service interior design in Los Angeles.

The process begins with a consultation to understand your life, your home, and your goals. From there: concept development and space planning; material, finish, and furnishing specification; procurement and custom fabrication; contractor coordination through construction; and finally turnkey installation and styling.

Most full-service projects follow this arc over six to eighteen months depending on scope. Begin here to understand how we start.

A furnishing-focused project typically takes four to nine months from concept to installation, driven largely by custom furniture lead times of twelve to twenty weeks. A renovation with construction generally runs nine to eighteen months.

Timelines are established at the start of every engagement so expectations are clear from day one.

For most clients, yes. A designer prevents costly mistakes, secures trade-only pricing and access unavailable to the public, coordinates contractors and vendors, and delivers a cohesive result the first time.

Beyond the financial case, a well-designed home changes how you live — it restores, supports, and reflects who you are. That philosophy is the heart of Design Duality™.

Yes. Meaningful pieces — heirlooms, collected art, furniture with history — are woven into the new design wherever they serve the space. The goal is never to erase your story, but to give it a more considered frame.

Yes. Renovation management is central to the practice — from architectural review and construction documentation through contractor coordination and site oversight. For out-of-state and international homeowners, remote renovation management is offered so your Los Angeles project progresses without you needing to be on site.

The practice serves the Westside and greater Los Angeles — including Brentwood, Pacific Palisades, Santa Monica, Venice, Malibu, Beverly Hills, and West Hollywood — along with select bi-coastal projects.

Yes. The practice regularly designs Los Angeles homes for clients based in Australia, New York, and beyond — using structured remote presentations, detailed documentation, and on-the-ground project oversight. Australian clients also work with the studio to source American furniture and trade-only brands through the Transpacific Edit.

Full-service engagements generally begin at whole-room scope with furnishing budgets from approximately $75,000 per room, and most projects involve multiple rooms or a full residence. Smaller advisory engagements are occasionally accepted — the consultation is the right place to discuss fit.

Bronwyn's proprietary Design Duality™ method pairs architectural precision with sensory and emotional awareness — spaces are designed to function beautifully and to feel deeply restorative.

Australian-born and Los Angeles-based, she brings twenty-five years of global perspective, a California clean aesthetic, and a single point of accountability from first concept through final installation. Learn more about Bronwyn.

Begin with a consultation. You'll share your goals, timeline, and budget; Bronwyn will walk you through the process, scope, and fee structure. From there, a tailored proposal outlines exactly how your project will unfold.