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Interior Design Proposal Template

For interior designers pitching residential redesigns, commercial fitouts, and e-design packages Average project value: $2,000 – $25,000.

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Interior Design Proposal Template

Template Sections

  • 1Project Vision & Brief
  • 2Scope of Work
  • 3Design Concept
  • 4Space Planning
  • 5Material & Furniture Selections
  • 6Project Timeline
  • 7Investment & Fees
  • 8Terms & Acceptance

What makes a great interior design proposal?

A strong interior-design proposal shows clients you understand their needs and have a clear plan to deliver. The structure of your proposal signals your professionalism before a word of work is done. Use this template as a starting point, then personalise every section for the specific client and project.

Template sections — what to include in each

1

Project Vision & Brief

Detail your interior design approach to project vision & brief.

2

Scope of Work

List exactly what's included — be specific to avoid scope creep. Numbered list works well here.

3

Design Concept

Detail your interior design approach to design concept.

4

Space Planning

Detail your interior design approach to space planning.

5

Material & Furniture Selections

Detail your interior design approach to material & furniture selections.

6

Project Timeline

Detail your interior design approach to project timeline.

7

Investment & Fees

Detail your interior design approach to investment & fees.

8

Terms & Acceptance

Payment terms, revision policy, IP ownership, and a simple 'click to accept' CTA.

Tips for a winning proposal

Research the client before writing — reference their goals, not just your services

Keep it scannable: use headings, bullet points, and clear sections

Include a specific timeline with milestones, not just a total duration

End with a single, clear call to action

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Sending a generic proposal that doesn't reference the client's specific situation
  • Vague deliverables that lead to scope creep and disputes later
  • Missing payment terms and revision policies
  • No clear next step or call to action at the end
  • Not following up — most proposals are won in the follow-up, not the send

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Frequently asked questions

What should a interior design proposal include?

A solid interior design proposal should cover: Project Vision & Brief, Scope of Work, Design Concept, Space Planning, Material & Furniture Selections, Project Timeline, Investment & Fees, Terms & Acceptance. Use this as your checklist when putting together your next proposal.

How long should a interior design proposal be?

Most interior design proposals are 3–6 pages. Focus on clarity over length — clients want to quickly understand what you'll do, when, and for how much.

How do I send a proposal to a client?

You can send a PDF attachment or share a link. SendQuote lets you do both — download a professional PDF or share a trackable link so you can see when the client views it.

What's a good proposal win rate?

A strong win rate for freelance proposals is 30–50%. Personalised proposals consistently outperform generic templates because they speak directly to the client's specific project.

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