Timing will depend on whether you've opted for a virtual or an in-store consultation, and can vary based on the complexity and scope of your project:

• Phone call: Typically lasts 15 to 30 minutes.
• Video call: Typically lasts the full allocated 30 minutes.
• In-store: Typically lasts up to an hour (60 minutes).

After you schedule your consultation, we will be sure to keep you updated via email and SMS on what we recommend you come prepared with. Generally, coming to the consultation with measurements and photos of your space ensures that we can collaborate on your project with accuracy and precision. We recommend completing the design form while scheduling your consultation (also sent later via email), before meeting your specialist – this provides them with a clear understanding of your style and needs. Gathering any inspiration photos can also be very helpful.

You’ll receive a follow-up with personalized recommendations, product suggestions, and next steps to bring your project to life. If certain items really catch your eye, your Cozey specialist can either help you place your order together during the consultation, or can send you your items via email for your review – you’ll be able to place your order when the time is right for you.

It is our mission and commitment to deliver exceptional service across mediums, leveraging each of their advantages to best assist you. Feel free to refer to the details below to help you decide which format works best for you based on your needs:

• Phone call
  On-the-go and time-efficient. Great for having a conversation on products' technical specifications and detailed questions.
• Video call
  Remote and visual. Great to visualize your project through mood boards and to discover products. Your specialist can later send you a render of the space you discussed with them.
• In-store
  In person and tactile. Great to meet your specialist, sample, test, and feel the textures, fabrics, and furniture colours in real life. Our store also includes small 3D models that can be moved around for an accurate sense of relative proportion, on a much smaller scale.