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Magazines, newspapers, fabric samples, and other items you want to include on yo
Magazines, newspapers, fabric samples, and other items you want to include on your mood board
Step 1: Crafting the Mood Board
Now that you have an idea of your client’s space and their hopes for the redesign, you’re ready to create a mood board. This mood board can be electronic or physical. If you decide to create an electronic mood board, you can find images and colors online. If you create a physical mood board, you can cut images from newspapers or magazines and even attach fabric or paint samples. You will need to take photos of the physical mood board to submit this assignment.
Your mood board should include a suggested color palette and at least four furniture or décor pieces that you would put in the space. Then, think about how you plan to explain the design concept and “sell” the ideas to your client.
Step 2: Presenting Your Ideas
Draft an email to your clients to present the mood board. Remember to explain your overall design concept and “sell” your ideas. Describe how your choices align with their design requests.
It may be useful to recall all of the tips for speaking with clients, but Lesson 3: Designing a Room, where mood boards are discussed, will be especially helpful.
For this activity, submit an electronic copy of the mood board you created as well as a copy of the email to your clients presenting the mood board.
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