For interior designers
Why Interior Designers Lose Projects to Slower Follow-Up
A new interior design enquiry — a full home, an office fit-out — represents a significant project and a considered decision on the client's side. Yet it's often the calls that come in while a designer is on-site at another project that go unanswered.
Why design enquiries are compared carefully
Clients researching interior designers typically call a shortlist and weigh not just portfolios but also how responsive and organised each studio feels from the very first interaction.
Studio time is spent on-site, not at a desk
Much of a designer's working day happens at client sites or supplier meetings, away from the studio phone — meaning new enquiries frequently arrive at exactly the wrong moment to be answered personally.
Budget and timeline questions need a clear first answer
Prospective clients often want a rough sense of budget range and project timeline early on, and vague or delayed answers can lead them to a competing studio that responds with more clarity and speed.
How an AI receptionist supports a design studio
An AI receptionist answers every enquiry call, captures the project scope, budget range, and timeline, and books a consultation — so studio time stays focused on active projects while new enquiries are still handled promptly.
See exactly how this works for an interior design studio
AI Front Desk for Interior Designers