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Estimating for Interior Designers
written by Carol Sampson
Studio : Watson-Guptill
by Watson-Guptill
Publisher : Watson-Guptill
Released : 2001-05-01
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780823016297
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 8 reviews)
List Price : $19.95
Our Price : $8.93
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A guide to estimating for interior designers. It offers basic information, along with sections on Faux finishing, including trompe l'oeil; Roman shades; using upholstery fabrics for drapery and bed coverings; and more. This edition contains new chapters on hard floor coverings, including marble, stone, wood, painted canvas and vinyl. All material and labour cost figures have been updated. |
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the fabric and the fabrication |
Learn for yourself the secret formulas to determine how much material and what it will cost for that exotic carpet, exuberant wallpaper or snazzy fabric that would look as good on your windows as on your so-custom pillows. I always wanted to know and now I do know the basics of determining how to measure and what it means to do your own estimating for costs of goods and services in the design world.
The text is straight-forward and thorough---but not completely without fault as I detected proofreading errors in spelling and some mathematical miscalculations. This is first and foremost a primer and introduction to the art of calculating carpet, wallpaper, upholstery and paint estimation. |
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Estimating for Interior Designers |
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The information has dated photos and not comprehensive. No charts, and estimates in developing concepts and designs based upon square footage. Where is the estimating for budgeting purposes? Ok for the library and for soft goods. |
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good but could be better |
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There is a wealth of information in this book for estimating for designers or decorators (often the big distinction between the two amounts to the amount of money and time spent on an education, not in practice!). My biggest complaint with this book is that it is not really set up as an easy quick reference. I can get quicker info on the internet. |
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THIS IS FOR DECORATORS NOT DESIGNERS!!! |
PLEASE know the difference between a desorator who selects fabrics and finishes only and a designer who most often creates full sets of construction documents for their clients....including but not limited to, demolition plans, construction plans, electrical plans, lighting plans, life safety plans, millwork, wall and ceiling details, cross sections and elevations...etc.
THIS BOOK IS MISSLABELED AND GIVES DESIGNERS WHO HAVE BEEN IN SCHOOL FOR 5 1/2 + YEARS A TITLE OF A DECORATOR WHICH BY NO MEANS IS THE SAME!!! This book is for decorators, not designers.... do not be mislead....check out the table of contaents before purchasing! |
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Americancivilwar is so quick and easy and it was really helpful to get the book within the same week I ordered the book. They really took the stress out of "when am I going to get my book, am I going to get it in time for class?" |
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