Traditional Spaces, Timeless Appeal

I’m seeking a talented interior designer to bring a traditional aesthetic to my living room and kitchen. Having a preference for time-honored styles, I envisage both spaces to emanate warmth, elegance, and a sense of history, yet still incorporate modern functionality. **Ideal Skills and Experience:** - Proficiency in traditional interior design - Ability to blend aesthetics with modern convenience - Experience in selecting furniture, textiles, and accessories that echo a classic vibe - Strong portfolio showcasing previous traditional space designs **Project Requirements:** - Develop a design concept that aligns with a traditional style, focusing primarily on the living room and kitchen. - Provide a detailed plan that includes furniture layout, color scheme (client open to suggestions), lighting, and decorative elements. - Recommend high-quality materials and finishes that reflect the desired style while ensuring durability and ease of maintenance. - Prepare a project timeline that allows for thoughtful execution without a fixed deadline, ensuring attention to detail and craftsmanship. Given the absence of a strict completion timeline, I value meticulousness and creativity over speed. I look forward to collaborating with a designer who shares my passion for traditional designs and can help me create spaces that are both meaningful and timeless. Below are the problems i am looking to be solved 1. sofa and tv not aligned , worried that living room looks clumpsy 2. looking to have sling in lower floor living room , but i see space constraint 3. Right now there is no wash basin in lower floor near dining , forcing people to use powder room for washing hands 4. builder has provided point for washing machine in kitchen , which i dont like need alternate points 5. convert store room in lower basement to pooja room god idols will be placed on north side, 6. design of deck area 7. since stairs is steel one , and the back side of stairs is glass , how do we utilize this space under the stairs 8. planning to have a study area in upper floor living room 9. place between master bedroom and children room is wasted