Frequently Asked Questions

Strata offers design consultations, floor plan reviews, finish selections, remodel design, and lighting reviews and selections. We can help establish the overall direction for your home or guide a specific set of decisions, depending on your project.

Ideally, while your floor plans are still being developed. This gives us time to consider furniture placement, cabinetry, lighting, and architectural details together. Early involvement helps these decisions become part of the home’s design from the beginning.

Yes. You may need a clear design direction, help coordinating finishes, or guidance with lighting. A focused consultation or defined selection package can provide support where it will be most useful.

You can come to us with a collection of ideas or simply a sense of how you want your home to feel. Photographs, favorite materials, and even places you enjoy can offer useful starting points. Part of our work is finding the connections between those preferences and shaping them into a clear design direction.

Bring any available floor plans, photographs of the space, and a few inspiration images. It also helps to think about what works in your home, what you would like to improve, your anticipated budget, and any upcoming construction or selection deadlines. You do not need to have every detail decided.

Strata Interior Design is based in Kennewick, Washington, and serves homeowners throughout the Tri-Cities, including Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco.

Reach out with a brief description of your project, its location, and where you are in the planning or construction process. Existing plans, photographs, inspiration images, and an anticipated timeline help us understand your needs and identify the right starting point.

Yes. We review how the proposed spaces will support your daily life, including circulation, room proportions, storage, and furniture placement. Recommendations can then be discussed with your drafter, architect, or builder before the plans are finalized.

Selections can include cabinetry, countertops, flooring, tile, paint, plumbing fixtures, and hardware. We consider how these elements relate across the home, creating a cohesive palette with room for individual spaces to have their own character. The specific rooms and selections are established within your project scope.

We consider fixture scale, placement, finishes, and how the lighting will support each space. Views between rooms also matter—an island pendant, dining fixture, and living room chandelier should feel considered together. Lighting recommendations respond to both the architecture and the atmosphere you want to create.

Our work is rooted in architectural character, warmth, and a thoughtful relationship between materials and light. We begin with how you live and what draws you to a space, then develop a direction that feels personal and belongs naturally within your home.

Yes. Having a clear direction makes individual decisions easier. We consider your options in relation to the architecture, surrounding materials, and how you want the home to feel, helping you understand which combinations work well together and why.

Yes. These spaces benefit from careful attention to layout, cabinetry, lighting, materials, and everyday use. We help establish a design direction and develop recommendations and selections for the agreed scope, with attention to both the finished appearance and the practical details.

Existing cabinetry, flooring, or a layout that already works can become the starting point for a new design. We consider their condition, function, and relationship to the proposed changes, then identify where updates would make the most meaningful difference.

We establish a relationship between the materials, colors, and architectural details throughout the home. Within that framework, individual rooms can have a different mood or a distinctive feature. The connections are considered, while each space has room to feel special.

Yes. Collaboration with your project team helps connect the design direction with the work taking place on site. Jasmine’s experience as co-owner of Prodigy Homes brings a practical understanding of construction, sequencing, and the decisions that need attention along the way.

That gives us a useful place to begin. We explore what each of you responds to—the warmth of a material, the simplicity of a shape, or the atmosphere of a room. Understanding those preferences helps us develop a home that feels comfortable and personal to both of you.

Your budget helps guide the design from the beginning. We discuss your priorities and consider where materials, details, and selections will have the greatest value for your home. This gives individual decisions a clear context as the design develops.

The timing depends on the size of the project, the decisions involved, and how far along you are in planning. A focused consultation has a different scope from a coordinated home selection package. Sharing your intended construction schedule and selection deadlines early helps us assess the work and timing involved.

Let us know the current stage and which decisions are still open. There may still be opportunities to refine finishes, fixture selections, and other details. We can assess where design support would be most useful within the work already underway.