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Interior designers

Interior designers on Hagzi are individual designers and design companies, covering different cities and styles. Asking Hagzi to pass your request to a designer is free, and you agree the fee with the designer.

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What you get

  • Profiles on Hagzi with photos and a video of past work.
  • Filters by city, individual or company, and style.
  • A request to the designer you choose, or to several designers who cover your area.

How it will work

  1. Tell us what you need in a short form. It takes a minute and asks only what the provider needs to quote.
  2. Hagzi checks the request. Nothing is shared with anyone unless you tick the consent box.
  3. An approved provider calls you to agree a time and a price. This is a quote request, not a booking.
  4. You deal with the provider directly. Hagzi does not take payment for the job.

Are you an interior designer?

Individual designers and design companies will be able to apply to be listed on Hagzi. Applications open soon.

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Requests open soon

This form shows what we will ask. It does not send or save anything yet.

About the job

You are
Cities you cover
Styles
Photos of your own work, or work you have the client's permission to show

Your details

Questions

Does it cost anything to enquire about Interior designers?

No. Sending a request on Hagzi is free. You agree the price of the job with the provider. Hagzi does not take a payment for the job.

Who receives my Interior designers request?

The form tells you before you send it. A request goes to the one provider you choose, or to the approved providers who cover your city, or to featured providers first and the other approved providers after a short wait. Nothing is shared unless you agree.

Please note

Hagzi does not design anything itself and does not set the designer's fee. Every designer is checked by Hagzi before their profile is published.

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