Thoughtful design doesn’t happen by accident.
It happens through clarity, structure, and collaboration.
At Draft Haus Designs, every project follows a defined, milestone-based process to ensure your vision translates smoothly from concept to construction.
Every project at Draft Haus Designs begins with a quick phone call — just 15 minutes.
We won’t redesign your entire kitchen over the phone 😄
But we will:
Talk through your project goals
Confirm scope and timeline
Make sure we’re aligned
Outline clear next steps
If it feels like a good fit, I’ll move forward with a formal Design Agreement outlining scope, phases, and investment.
Simple. Structured. No pressure.
Once the Design Agreement is signed and the initial retainer is received, work begins.
During this phase, we:
Gather site information and existing documentation
Perform field measurements or as-built verification (if required)
Define project goals, priorities, and budget considerations
A strong foundation ensures the design is built on accurate information from the start.
Preliminary layouts and space planning are developed to establish overall direction.
This phase focuses on:
Function and flow
Spatial relationships
Feasibility within the defined scope
Major design decisions are made here before moving into detailed refinement.
Design isn’t just reviewed on paper.
During our meetings, we walk through your project in live 3D so you can fully experience the space before construction begins.
You’ll be able to:
Understand scale and proportion
See sightlines and circulation
Confidently evaluate layout decisions
Eliminate guesswork
Rather than trying to imagine how it might feel, you’ll see it clearly.
This clarity is one of the most valuable parts of the design experience — and a true advantage of working with Draft Haus Designs.
The selected concept is refined with dimensional accuracy and construction awareness.
This may include:
Interior elevations
Cabinetry layouts
Technical detailing
Coordination considerations for contractor pricing
Refinement happens within the defined scope to maintain cohesion and momentum.
A coordinated drawing set is prepared for execution.
Depending on project scope, this may include:
Dimensioned floor plans
Elevations and details
Notes for contractor pricing
Permit-ready documentation (if required)
At this stage, the design transitions from vision to buildable reality.
Design works best when decisions are made intentionally and in sequence.
Moving through defined milestones:
Protects your timeline
Maintains budget awareness
Prevents fragmented revisions
Ensures documentation remains cohesive
This structure allows Draft Haus to deliver thoughtful, build-ready plans with clarity and confidence.