Why Your Interior Design Clients Keep Requesting Revisions (and what to do about it)

If client revisions are eating into your profits and dragging out timelines, you’re not alone. Many interior designers struggle with clients who second-guess their selections, request endless changes, and hesitate to approve final designs. The good news?

This isn’t a “bad client” problem—it’s a process problem.

In this members-only post, I’m sharing exactly how to structure your design process to reduce revisions, set clear expectations, and ensure clients confidently approve your designs the first time.

Inside, I’ll share:

• The one fix that will instantly cut down on unnecessary revisions (it happens before the presentation).

• How to guide clients toward the best design decisions—without making them feel pressured.

• The critical mistake designers make when presenting options (and why it leads to more second-guessing).

• How to create a revision policy that protects your time, your profitability, and your sanity.

If you’re tired of endless reselecting, stretched-out timelines, and feeling like you’re losing control of your projects, this post will give you the exact framework to streamline your process and keep projects moving forward.

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