The Nesting Consultation
A Focused In-Home Interior Design Consultation
Two hours with Elissa in your home, working through the design questions you've been sitting on. It costs $350, it's built for focused decisions rather than a full project, and it ends with a written report summarizing the topics discussed, the decisions made and the recommendations for each area reviewed.

The Agenda Is Yours
What Two Hours Can Cover
There's no script. The visit is organized around whatever has you stuck — these are the kinds of questions the time is good at.
How a room is arranged, and whether the layout is the actual problem
Furniture questions — what to keep, what to move, what to replace
Color questions that keep stalling the rest of the plan
A room that's never felt finished, and what it's missing
Weighing two or three options you've been going back and forth on
Deciding what to tackle first when everything feels like a priority
Two hours is real time, but it isn't unlimited time — a long list gets prioritized together at the start of the visit so the most important questions are the ones that get settled.
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After

Why In Your Home
Advice Given in the Actual Room
Photos flatten a space. Standing in it, Elissa can see the light, the ceiling height, the sofa you're keeping and the doorway everything has to pass through. Questions can be answered in the context of the actual room, and decisions can be made during the appointment itself.
The Deliverable
The Personalized Written Report
A good conversation evaporates by the weekend. The report is what makes the consultation keep working after Elissa leaves — a written summary you can pull up in the paint aisle or forward to whoever is helping with the work.
The topics discussed — what was reviewed and why, so the reasoning doesn't get lost.
The decisions made — settled in the room, recorded so they stay settled.
Recommendations for each area reviewed — Elissa's specific suggestions for what to do next, area by area.
Plainly Priced
The written report is included. The consultation can stand on its own — there's no obligation to book another service afterward.
Ready to Have Someone in the Room?
Bring the questions you have been circling. Two hours and a written report is usually enough to settle them.
After the Visit
Where It Goes From Here
Most paths lead wherever you take them. A few lead to another service, when that's what the report surfaced.
You can simply work the report on your own schedule. When the remaining question is paint, an in-home color consultation picks up exactly where the visit left off. When a room needs a full plan you can shop from, the virtual design packages turn the decisions into boards and a shopping list. And when the hard part is finding the pieces, sourcing help is available for exactly that. The full service range is always there — none of it is required.
A Client's Words
“Elissa did a great job of bringing to life the ideas I had in mind. She has the ability to help someone make decisions. Great job!”
— Judy S.
Questions & Answers
Consultation Questions
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Schedule the Nesting Consultation
Two hours, your questions, and a written report that records the decisions and recommendations.
Questions first? Write through the contact page
