Design Consultation

Which material is more appropriate? Does this layout work? Is the lighting plan adequate? Should this wall be modified? Does the furniture arrangement support the way the space will be used? These may seem like individual questions — but the right answer can influence the quality, functionality, cost, and long-term value of the entire project.

With more than 25 years of experience across interior design, landscape design, materials, construction, and project execution, our team can provide an informed perspective at different stages of a project. The earlier a design issue is identified, the easier it is to resolve.

Material decisions are among the most visible choices in any project — but choosing a material is not simply about appearance. We consider application and function, durability, maintenance, scale and proportion, lighting conditions, relationship with surrounding materials, and availability. This allows our recommendations to remain connected to the project rather than being based purely on aesthetics.

Clients sometimes approach us with designs prepared by another architect, designer, or contractor. In such cases, our role is not necessarily to replace the existing team — we can provide an independent professional perspective where required. An experienced second opinion can be particularly valuable before decisions become difficult or expensive to reverse.

After the session, we provide summary notes covering the key recommendations. Consultations are available in our Dabouq studio, on-site anywhere in Amman, or via video call for GCC-based clients.

What defines this service. One hour with a senior Stones Jordan designer. In-studio, on-site, or video call. Written summary notes after the session. No obligation to proceed to a full project.

What's included. Review of existing drawings or property. Discussion of requirements and priorities. Design direction and concept recommendations. Budget range guidance. Material and style direction. Summary notes provided after the session.

Who this service is for. Homeowners early in their planning process. Anyone unsure whether they need a full design. Clients wanting a second professional opinion. People reviewing contractor proposals.

Confirm the Brief. We agree the session focus: drawings review, site assessment, or specific questions.

Consultation Session. In-studio, on-site, or video call. Your questions answered by a senior designer.

Written Summary Notes. Key recommendations from the session provided in writing after the meeting.

Recommended Next Step. Clear advice on whether a full design brief is needed, and what that would involve.

How long is a design consultation? A standard design consultation session is approximately one to one-and-a-half hours. For larger or more complex properties, we may recommend a longer session or an initial video call followed by a site visit. The format is agreed in advance.

Is a consultation commitment-free? Yes. The first consultation is free. We discuss the space you want to design, your goals, your budget and your timeline, so we can decide whether Stones Jordan® is the right fit for your project.

What should I bring to a consultation? Any information you have is useful — property plans or drawings, photographs of the current condition, reference images for style or mood, a list of your requirements or priorities, and any budget information you are comfortable sharing. You do not need to have any of these prepared; the consultation can still be productive with just a description of your project.View all service questions

Our commitments on every project. Scope Clarity: Services, deliverables and exclusions are defined in writing. Schedule Visibility: Scheduled reviews identify issues that may affect progress. Continuity: Our involvement follows the agreed project scope. Quality That Lasts: Materials built for the long term, not just day one. One Contact: You deal with one person. Start to finish.

Discuss your project with our design team. Tell us about the property, timing and priorities. We will explain the most appropriate next step and the information needed to define the scope.Book a Consultation