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Design Discovery Questionnaire template for interior designers shown on tablet with natural light. Editable in Canva and Google Docs.
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Editable Design Discovery Questionnaire shown on tablet. Includes client questions for interior designers.
Editable Design Discovery Questionnaire shown on tablet. Includes client questions for interior designers.
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Client Discovery Questionnaire

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A client can describe the rooms they want to change without explaining the routines, frustrations and priorities that will shape the design. If discovery stays at the level of style references, important context may not appear until the work is already under way.

This Client Discovery Questionnaire gives you a structured way to gather the practical and personal information behind the brief before or during the first design conversations.

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Build the brief around how the client lives

More than 60 questions move from project context and priorities into daily habits, design preferences and room-specific needs. Use the complete form for a broad residential brief or remove the questions that do not apply to the appointment.

The wording is supplied as a considered starting point. Adapt the questions to your services, process and the level of information you need at this stage.

What the questionnaire helps you explore

  • Project scope and logistics: Gather the property, household, timing, budget and practical information that establishes the context for the appointment.
  • Vision and values: Understand what the client wants the project to change and which outcomes matter most to them.
  • Lifestyle and habits: Explore daily routines, ways of using the home and recurring frustrations that may influence the design.
  • Design preferences: Record the client’s response to colour, materials, atmosphere and visual references without allowing style labels to stand in for the full brief.
  • Room-by-room requirements: Move through the relevant spaces to collect activities, storage needs, existing items and other specific considerations.
  • Sustainability and technology: Ask about environmental priorities, home technology and related requirements where they form part of the project.

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