You need a budget of some description. As a rule of thumb, the bigger the budget the bigger and more creative you can be and more of an impact you can make. That doesn’t mean you can’t make an impact on a tight budget, it just means there will be material/product limitations. 

2. Where are the key blank walls/spaces

It’s a really good idea to walk around your building with a fresh pair of eyes. Walk in the entrance and around your building with the eyes of a visitor or prospective client. How do you feel when you walk into the different spaces? Could you be in any building in the world or is there no mistaking that you are in YOUR office space? Look around and see what wall space is available to you. If you want a true opinion, ask someone who hasn’t visited your building to to the walk.

 

3. Measure up

Take measurements of the spaces you have available. When it is the right time for you to take the next step, you can hand these measurements over to the company of your choosing. This will make it easier to provide quotes and material prices within the budget you have provided.

 

Still stuck?

Squark Design offer a service where we can come and visit you, talk to you and write a no obligation report with ideas and suggestion. Simply email us at info@squarkdesign.co.uk with the subject ‘We need a report’ for more details.