Interior designers

[PsyCho_JL]

Hi

Another suggestion is for the interior designers to add other possibly required items to the buildings, as I am running around adding stuff by hand and have to remove a lot of stuff as the designers fills the entire building (which is a good thing)

Radio/Music players in retails stores, customers always complaining about that.
Office spaces sofas, extra monitors, mousepads. Maybe budgets for entry level designs with cheap tables and stuff and executive design filling all desks with executive desks and chairs?

Is there a possibility to name the designers or categorise them in order to easily see which one is for which type of building? that would be great.

[David Estes Creations]

Hello!

You can find some blueprints that have all those things set up already for the Installation Firms to install.

What do you mean categorizing them?

[secondcrisis]

Originally posted by David Estes Creations:

Hello!

You can find some blueprints that have all those things set up already for the Installation Firms to install.

What do you mean categorizing them?

I think the poster means they want the list to be specific. E.g. if I open a coffee shop,select the coffee shop, why is the interior designer showing me blueprints for a clothing store.

[David Estes Creations]

Originally posted by secondcrisis:

Originally posted by David Estes Creations:

Hello!

You can find some blueprints that have all those things set up already for the Installation Firms to install.

What do you mean categorizing them?

I think the poster means they want the list to be specific. E.g. if I open a coffee shop,select the coffee shop, why is the interior designer showing me blueprints for a clothing store.

Maybe. That doesn't really seem to fit with what they were saying though. The OP talks about running around, removing things, and music, etc.

However, with your comment - consider that a gift shop and a flower shop use mostly the same basic equipment. Or a Law Firm instead of a Web Dev. So we also don't want to force someone to only use a specific type of store!