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Franke interior design studio template kit presentation template showing the FF&E selections cover with a curved sofa sitting room and a bedroom selections grid
Franke | Interior Design Presentation Template
Franke | Interior Design Presentation Template
Franke | Interior Design Presentation Template
Franke | Interior Design Presentation Template
Franke | Interior Design Presentation Template
Franke interior design presentation template open on a MacBook on a soft yellow surface
Franke interior design presentation template displayed on a MacBook on a warm wood surface
Franke interior design presentation template showing the FF&E selections grid, design direction page with entryway photo, and a bathroom concept material palette
Franke | Interior Design Presentation Template
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Franke | Interior Design Presentation Template

Franke | Interior Design Presentation Template

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When clients are shown individual images without the reasoning that connects them, feedback can narrow to isolated colours, materials or pieces.

This interior design presentation template helps you take clients from the agreed brief through concept development to the detailed proposal, so they can consider the design as a whole.

60+ pages
Adobe InDesign
Canva
PowerPoint
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Present the design in a considered sequence

Organised into three separate files, the template can be used at different project milestones or combined and rearranged for a larger review.

Written examples and adaptable layouts help you connect the project context, visual direction, drawings and selections, while making it clear what the client is reviewing and what happens next.

The three presentation stages

  • Project Brief: Set out the client brief, project goals, scope, site context, existing conditions and budget considerations before presenting the design direction.
  • Concept Development: Present the emerging concept through mood, colour, materials and early spatial thinking, with space to explain how the different elements relate.
  • Design Development: Bring together plans, drawings, room concepts, selections and specifications as the proposal becomes more detailed.
  • What Happens Next: Set out the decisions, information and actions that follow each review.

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