BEFORE WE TALK

Your next home.
A thoughtful starting point.

You do not need to have every answer. These seven prompts can help you notice what matters before your first new-home conversation.

Check off the topics you have considered, or leave them open. This page does not submit your choices. Download a one-page copy to write on, or use your browser’s print option.

Download the one-page checklist ↓Build your new-home brief →

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01 / Life at homeWho lives with you now? Think about work, study, guests and quieter space.02 / Rooms with a purposeWhich three spaces would make the biggest difference to everyday life?03 / Furniture that needs to fitNote the actual sizes of furniture you want to keep. Studio pieces have fixed sample sizes.04 / The things you bringThink about entry storage, clothing, hobbies, sports gear and household supplies.05 / A finish directionChoose a palette to discuss, or leave it open. Real samples and inclusions need confirmation.06 / Room for changeWhat might your household need the home to do differently in the years ahead?07 / Your next questionsBring questions about the property, proposed design, availability and next steps.

MAKE IT USEFUL

Pick your three priorities.
Bring the questions, too.

Use the guided brief to put your three main priorities into words. If you explore the studio, keep a downloaded layout and note the palette names you liked. The studio and brief do not automatically exchange your choices.

This checklist is a conversation starter. Property suitability, proposed design, pricing, availability, requirements and included features need to be discussed for the actual home. It is not a quote, reservation or approved design.

Explore furniture and finishes →Find a finish direction →Start your brief →

Your next home.A thoughtful starting point.

Pick your three priorities.Bring the questions, too.

Your next home.
A thoughtful starting point.

Pick your three priorities.
Bring the questions, too.