Interior Design at RRM Design Group

Creating Engaging Spaces

At RRM Design Group, our mission is to create environments people enjoy. No two clients are the same. Our interior designers strive to create homes, offices and hotels just as unique as our clients. Some clients arrive with a strong vision, while others we help guide through the process. Through it all, we stay flexible and responsive to your needs, hopes, desires, and budgets.

Careful considerations

“We endeavor for our designs to reflect the values of our client and the character of its place.”

Leonard Grant, AIA, LEED AP Principal of Architecture

Design Case Studies

Each journey begins with us listening to your vision.

commercial | residential | hospitality | civic facilities | custom homes

Among the Oaks Residence

Orcutt, CA

Valley Road Residence

Arroyo Grande, CA

Madera Fire Station No.58

Madera, CA

Curation Foods office Renovation

Santa Maria, CA

Edna Valley Winery

San Luis Obispo, CA

SHell beach residence

Shell Beach, CA

The Process

INTERIOR DESIGN IS IS THE INTERSECTION OF ARCHITECTURE AND LIFE. What follows is a helpful guide to let you know what to expect from RRM’s interior design process. Let’s begin!

1. CLIENT CONSULTATION

This is when we get to know you and your project! Through meetings and site visits, we establish needs, objectives, and goals. We’ll ask questions ranging from functions, who will be using the space, and even equipment requirements. Measurements and photos will also be taken at this time.

2. SCHEMATIC DESIGN

In the schematic design phase, space planning and furniture layouts are developed. Circulation patterns and minimum clearances are considered and applied to the floor plan. Rough sketches and elevations are created, preliminary furniture and finish ideas are developed and brought to you for review.

3. DESIGN Development

After final approval of the schematic design, the team develops floor plans, elevations, and other related items in greater detail. Colors and finishes are refined, furniture, fabrics, and equipment are selected, and cost estimates are prepared. The resulting design is presented to you for review, revision, and final approval.

4. CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION

During this phase, the specific details of the work to be completed are documented, including millwork specification, finish selections such as flooring, paint, lighting, and electrical layouts. Additionally, bids are obtained, contractors selected, and purchase orders are issued.

5. CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION

This is the final stage where things are built and installed. The designer is often onsite during “installation” to ensure items are received in good condition, installed correctly, and that documents have been followed properly.