The Mornington Peninsula has its own planning complexity, its own character, and its own design priorities. If you are planning a renovation or extension, here is what to look for in a local interior designer and why local expertise matters more than most people expect.

Choosing an interior designer for your salon is not the same as choosing one for any other commercial space. Salons have technical demands - ventilation, plumbing, electrical load, acoustic separation - that most generalists have not had to resolve before. This guide explains what a specialist actually produces, what the briefing process should look like, and what to watch for before you sign anything.

Planning a salon space involves much more than choosing finishes. Layout, compliance, infrastructure, and service-specific design all need to be resolved before the first cabinet is built. This guide covers how to get the foundations right.