The consultation is designed to understand your space and needs first, then provide recommendations—Home Concepts outlines a simple flow: get started, review the room and existing décor/colour scheme, then receive guidance on products, trends, and styles that fit.

Bring quick visuals: room photos, a rough floor plan (even hand-drawn), key measurements, and any inspiration images. If you already have finishes selected (flooring, paint, benchtops), bring swatches or photos so recommendations suit what’s already in place.

At minimum: the room length/width, the wall you’re furnishing, and the “must-keep-clear” areas (door swings, walkways). If you’re choosing larger pieces, include access measurements too (doorways, stairwells, lifts) so the final selection is practical for delivery.

The page doesn’t list a fixed duration, but most consultations work best when you allow enough time to review your room, priorities, and options. If you’re on a tight schedule, include that in your enquiry so the team can plan accordingly.

The page doesn’t specify pricing. The simplest approach is to send an enquiry with your goals (one room vs multiple rooms, in-store vs onsite), and ask what’s included and whether any fee applies for your situation.