FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT AREAS DO YOU SERVE?

Salt & Light Interior Design is based in Southern Utah, serving clients throughout Iron, Kane, and Washington Counties, and surrounding areas.

Select projects outside our primary service area may also be considered. Depending on the scope, we can collaborate remotely with your architect, builder and project team, with travel scheduled for key meetings, site visits and installation as needed.

Have a project outside Southern Utah? We'd love to hear about it.

WHEN SHOULD I INVOLVE A DESIGNER IN A NEW BUILD?

As early as possible.

Ideally, we’re brought into the conversation during architectural planning or before construction begins. Early involvement allows us to consider furniture layouts, cabinetry, lighting, electrical locations, materials, and other interior details before decisions become costly or difficult to change.

CAN WE INCORPORATE PIECES WE ALREADY OWN?

Absolutely. In fact, we encourage it.

A home feels more interesting when it includes pieces with history and meaning. We’ll thoughtfully incorporate existing furnishings, artwork or collections where they complement the overall design—and candidly guide you when something may be better suited elsewhere.

WHERE DO YOU SOURCE FURNISHINGS?

We source from a thoughtfully considered mix of trade-only manufacturers, custom workrooms, artisans, vintage sources, local makers, and select retail partners.

HOW DOES PRICING WORK?

Every project is different, and our design fees reflect the scope, complexity, and level of involvement required.

Following the initial consultation, we’ll prepare a detailed proposal outlining the recommended scope of services and associated fees.

WILL YOU WORK WITH MY ARCHITECT AND/OR BUILDER?

Yes. Collaboration is a key component of our process.

We regularly work alongside architects, builders, and trades to communicate the interior design intent and coordinate the many details that affect the finished home.

Salt & Light provides interior design services and does not act as the architect, engineer, or general contractor.