A brief shaped by your setting

Interiors & wardrobe projects

For a wardrobe or interior project, begin with the space as well as the garment. A clear brief helps the designer, buyer and project partner evaluate the same proportions, finish references and approval criteria.

Discuss your project

Illustrative hanger concept for interiors & wardrobe projects — HOMEFIRA design direction · Illustrative concept

Coordinate the garment, the hanger and the available space.

01 / Planning questions

Measure the conditions that matter

Wardrobe depth, rail position and garment length affect how a collection will be used. Record those conditions alongside the preferred hanger dimensions and review them with the project team.

Rail height, depth and side clearance
Typical garment lengths and widths
Any compact-storage or display priorities

02 / Planning questions

Translate the interior palette into a sample brief

Photographs and material boards communicate a direction, but screen color is not a physical standard. Identify the references that should be compared in person and note any acceptable variation.

Interior palette and hardware references
Preferred visual weight and surface character
Physical color or finish samples to review

03 / Planning questions

Document the final selection

Keep the reviewed sample, specification version and outstanding questions together. Treat special requirements and delivery details as items to confirm rather than infer from a concept image.

Approved dimensions and sample reference
Branding or packaging requirements
Installation-stage delivery and handover needs

For your purchasing team

Prepare a wardrobe brief

Review the product, garment and available space together.

Start this project brief

Wardrobe depth, rail position and clearance
Garment mix and space priorities
Interior palette and physical hardware references
Requested shape and visible proportions
Installation-stage receiving and handover needs

Before you request a quotation

One brief. A shared starting point.

Send your garment references, requested quantity, destination and any sketches or artwork. Final materials, dimensions, availability and commercial terms are confirmed for your project.

Can we use an interior mood board as the starting point?

Yes, use it to explain the desired direction together with wardrobe measurements and garment references. The exact material, finish and dimensions still need a written proposal and sample review.

Start with the garment.

A considered beginning

Let’s shape your
next collection.

A clear brief is the first step toward a product that feels like your brand.

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