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Sometimes, as a designer, you meet clients who keep changing their minds about the design they want you to make and therefore force you to redo your work. This is such a pain in the neck because this usually means all your hard work will go to waste. Fortunately, there are some ways to protect you from these kinds of clients. 1. Have them sign a contract. A contract should be a no-brainer, especially if you are working on a big project like a high-rise building or a skyscraper. The contract should say that any additional work pushed to you by the client because he or she has changed his mind should come with additional pay unless your design is not yet done and the additional task does not mean a major revision on your design. 2. Finish your design task early Finishing early gives the clients less chance of adding more work on your lap. The longer you work on the design you are making, the more chances your client will reconsider what he wants on his property that you are designi...

Every outdoor area, no matter how small it is, deserves to be treated with attention. This need amplifies when it comes to restaurants, hotels, cafes and resorts. So hospitality businesses should be extra careful when designing a small outdoor space like a balcony or even a limited terrace. In order to turn a narrow area into an attractive place to hang out, two steps must be applied: choosing the right outdoor furniture and installing them effectively. How to choose the furniture? Selecting small furniture When you have a narrow area, you can still furnish it with small items that fits. For example, instead of cramming the balcony with a single sofa, use a couple of chairs and a round coffee table so guests can enjoy a relaxing morning. Don't forget to take measurements, here a few centimeters can make a difference. Using multifunctional outdoor furniture A small area limits the use of several furniture to suit all needs. Therefore, an effective solution would be to use mul...

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