
Interior Stylist Service Guide
Introduce your styling services with a calm, considered guide. Walk clients through your process, show the portfolio and set…

Introduce your styling services with a calm, considered guide. Walk clients through your process, show the portfolio and set…

Collect honest notes on a finished room — scope, communication, budget and the parts of the process worth keeping…

A plain-language monthly agreement covering scope, revisions, sourcing fees and how either side can end the work…
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Present your styling work with a guide that feels as considered as the rooms you design. Lay out how a project runs, which pieces you source, and what each phase costs — so a client can picture the finished space and the invoice before they say yes.
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Opening Note Prompt:
Start with a short, warm hello so the client feels met before they read a single price. Use this block to say what the document covers and what you need back from them. Keep the tone the same one you use on a call — it sets expectations for the whole project, and it is also a good place to name the person who will