Plaster Walls, Oatmeal Bouclé, Brass Already Gone Warm
One page that tells you how the room should feel underfoot and under your palm: wall finish, textile weights, the temperature of the lamp light at 8 p.m.
Sheet 01 — Remote e-design · Parsippany, NJ
Late Light Crosses Bare Floorboards, and the Room Finally Exhales
Send us photos and a tape-measure number. Davirellon sends back a concept board you can almost touch, a shopping list with SKUs, and a floor plan drawn to scale. One room, one invoice, from $265.
Rooms we draw for
- First-time homeowners
- Townhouse renovators
- Couples with a spare-room office
- New parents with a bare nursery
Plan · scale ¼″ = 1′
Palette · 05
- Plaster
- Sage lime-wash
- Smoked oak
- Aged brass
- Ink green
Fig. 01 — One room’s file: plan, photograph, palette
Scroll ↓ Case file 01
File 01 — Sample engagement
One Room, Laid Out Flat on the Table
A 13 × 17 ft living room, north-facing, oak floors, one stubborn radiator. This is the folder that lands in your inbox, piece by piece.
Every Piece, Sized and Linked
- 01Sofa, 84″ · oatmeal bouclé
- 02Rug, 8 × 10 · wool, flat weave
- 03Lamp · aged brass, linen shade
- 04Curtains · 96″ drop, linen
- 05Paint · plaster white, eggshell
Drawn to Scale
Walkways at 36″, the sofa clear of the radiator by 4″.
rounds of changes, folded into the room fee.
One Invoice Per Room
You shop the list yourself, from the stores you trust.
The studio — process rail
Three Photos In, a Finished Plan Out, Left to Right
- Day 01
The Brief Arrives
Your photos, your wall lengths, the colour you can’t stand. We read every one.
- Day 04
The Concept Board
Palette, textures, mood. A page that smells faintly of lime-wash and wool.
- Day 08
List and Plan
Shopping list with SKUs and sizes, plus a floor plan with two layouts.
- Day 10
Two Rounds of Edits
Swap the sofa, nudge the rug. Tell us what felt off and we redraw.
- Day 12
The Final File
One PDF, ready to carry into any store. The balance invoice follows.
The studio sits at 16 Paris Place in Parsippany; the rooms we draw can be anywhere you can send a photograph from.
Typical turnaround: twelve working daysInterlude — who we draw for
The Den With Only a Paint Chip on the Wall Is Our Kind of Room
- Condo corners
- Second-floor nurseries
- Rental-to-own rebuilds
- Home offices with a view of the dryer
Bedrooms from $398. Living rooms from $672. Entry and powder rooms from $265. Pick one room and we begin there.
Rooms we draw — priced per room
Pick the Room That’s Keeping You Up
The Bedroom or Nursery
From$398
- Concept board and palette
- Shopping list, up to 18 pieces
- Floor plan, two layouts
- Two revision rounds
Living or Open-Plan
From$672
- Concept board, two moods to choose from
- Shopping list, up to 34 pieces
- Floor plan with traffic paths
- Two revision rounds
Entry and Powder Room
From$265
- Concept board
- Shopping list, up to 10 pieces
- Plan with hook, bench and mirror heights
- One revision round
Extra room, same order$75 offTake it off the second room’s fee.
Extra revision round$85For the third pass on a stubborn sofa.
Rush file+$120Delivered in six working days.
Whole-home paint shortlist$145One consistent palette from hall to attic.
Billing: 50% invoiced with your brief, 50% at handoff. See every service.
The room brief — field checklist
What to Send Before We Draw a Single Line
Ten minutes with a tape measure and a phone. The more honestly the room is described, the less we guess.
- AFour Corner Photos
Shot at chest height, lamps off, curtains open, so the daylight tells the truth.
- BWall Lengths and Ceiling Height
To the nearest half inch. Note the radiator, the vent, the odd jog near the closet.
- CWindows, Doors and Compass Side
Sizes, swing direction, and which way the room faces. North light and south light read very differently on paint.
- DThe One Thing You’re Keeping
The inherited armchair, the scuffed pine dresser. We draw the room around it.
- EA Room You Love, a Room You Can’t Stand
Two photos from anywhere. The second one teaches us as much as the first.
- FA Ceiling for Spend
A plain number. The shopping list is built to land beneath it.
Questions across the table
Asked Before the Brief Is Sent
Do I buy the furniture through you?
No. The shopping list links to pieces at the stores you choose, with sizes and finishes written out. You buy directly, so you keep every receipt and return window.
What if the concept board isn’t me?
That’s what the two revision rounds are for. Tell us which texture or colour felt wrong and we redraw the board and the list to match.
Can you work with furniture I already own?
Yes, and we prefer it. List what stays in your brief and the plan is drawn around those pieces first.
How do I pay?
By invoice, per room: half when your brief arrives, half when the final file is delivered. There is no checkout and no subscription.
Field notes — the letter
A Monthly Letter About Light, Linen and Lead Times
The Colour of 4 p.m.
Why a white that looks like butter at noon turns the shade of dishwater by dusk.
Reading a Swatch With Your Thumb
Rub it, fold it, hold it to a window. Bouclé, slubby linen and washed cotton velvet each give themselves away in under ten seconds, and we explain how to hear the difference before you pay for a yard.
Lead Times, Translated
“Ships in 8–10 weeks” usually means eleven. A plain-spoken guide to when to order the sofa so it arrives before the holidays, and which pieces can’t be rushed.
One Rug, Three Rooms
The same 8 × 10 wool flat weave, placed three ways.
Get the Letter
Where to Put the Lamp
Three heights, one cord, no glare on the television.
Start a room
Tell Us Which Room Is Waiting
Describe the room in a few lines and we’ll write back with what we need next. Messages sent outside office hours are answered the next working day.