Getting started · Field note 01

You don’t need a finished brief to start.

A few clear priorities make a first conversation more useful than a folder of perfect floor plans.

Casas de 88 · Mariana Ciro2 min read

Mariana discussing architectural plans at a meeting table

Start with an ordinary day

Who will use the home? Where do you work, cook, relax and spend time together? Think about the routines you want the space to support. A home should fit your life before it fits a style label.

Bring the things that catch your eye

A few photos can say a lot about the atmosphere you love. Add photos of your property, the location and any plans you already have. You do not need to have every finish chosen.

Make the priorities visible

Share the timing and budget you want to work within. Separate the essentials from the nice to haves. A useful first conversation should clarify what needs exploring next.

A guide from Casas de 88

Casas de 88 · Mariana Ciro

Let’s talk about your project.

Turn these ideas into a conversation about your home, with local guidance and clarity at every step.

You don’t need a finished brief to start.

Start with an ordinary day

Bring the things that catch your eye

Make the priorities visible

Let’s talk about your project.

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