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Project brief

Give the first review enough context.

Share exact details where you have them, or send the required basics for a rough starting range. The first response can identify missing dimensions, material, access, and approval details before a formal quote is prepared.

01Who is specifying it?

Name the person, studio, and city so the reply can match the project context and delivery assumptions.

02What is being made?

The first review depends on piece type, scale, room context, budget, and timing.

03Which material direction feels right?

Name a stone family if one is already preferred, or leave space for material guidance in the reply. Stone options are indicative until slab availability, natural variation, freight suitability, and project review are confirmed.

04What could affect approval or delivery?

Access, building rules, client approvals, and site timing are often the difference between a rough range and a quote-ready brief.

Brief checklist

Make the first review more useful.

Brief readiness: 0/9
  • 01RoleMissing
  • 02Piece typeMissing
  • 03BudgetMissing
  • 04CityMissing
  • 05ScaleMissing
  • 06StoneMissing
  • 07TimingMissing
  • 08AccessMissing
  • 09BriefMissing

Next best inputAdd the role and project type first.

For rough ranges, missing optional details are prompts, not blockers. The required basics still keep the lead actionable.

Pricing inputs

  • CurrencyAUD quote when the brief is ready
  • Final quoteDepends on dimensions, stone, finish, delivery city, access, and approval path
  • Stone optionsIndicative until slab availability, natural variation, freight suitability, and project review are confirmed
  • Order statusNo order accepted until written quote approval

No payment now. The reply confirms quote assumptions when enough detail is available, or asks for the next missing inputs when the request is still rough.

Thank you. Your custom brief has been received for April's Form review. The first response will confirm missing details, material direction, freight/access assumptions, and whether a rough range or formal quote can be prepared. Keep drawings, inspiration images, and access photos ready for the next reply.

Studio review

The form is the start of a studio review, not a checkout.

Use one brief to keep the piece, material direction, professional context, sample interest, timing and follow-up needs together.

Final quote depends on dimensions, stone, finish, delivery city, access, approval path and project review.