Start a project WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET
Explore one real CFN bathroom Design Book. Every project receives the plans, selections, visuals, and field direction its scope requires; the exact page count changes.
THE DIFFERENCE
For the homeowner, it makes every decision visible before money is spent.
For the builder, it becomes the shared source of truth before questions hit the jobsite.
INSPECT ONE REAL PROJECT
This bathroom example happens to include fourteen sheets. Your Design Book expands or contracts to fit the project—not an arbitrary page count.
THE ROOM, RESOLVED
The revised bathroom is dimensioned to finished surfaces and coordinated with the approved shower, vanity, toilet and door relationships.
WHY THIS SHEET EXISTSThe installer can see the room as one coordinated system instead of placing each fixture independently.
ONE BOOK / TWO SIDES OF THE PROJECT
The same Design Book helps the person paying for the project understand what was approved and gives the people building it the direction they need.
Understand the room, approve the finishes, compare decisions, and keep the complete design in one place.
Find the layouts, dimensions, products, alignments, and design-critical notes without chasing a text thread.
CHOOSE HOW MUCH CFN OWNS
We pick everything.
Every finish and product is selected, coordinated, sourced, and linked, ready for you or your builder to purchase.
We design the room.
Everything in Material Plan, plus the renderings and drawings that explain exactly how the room comes together.
We stay through the build.
Everything in Complete Design, plus CFN remains available when the field gets real and the plan needs protecting.
FOR BUILDERS + REMODELERS
The CFN book gives your PM, superintendent, cabinet shop, tile installer, electrician, and plumber one shared visual direction. Fewer interpretations. Fewer field decisions. Fewer questions landing on you.
IMPORTANT SCOPE NOTE
CFN communicates interior design intent. Architectural, structural, MEP, engineering, code, permitting, field verification, means and methods, and final installation responsibility remain with the appropriately licensed architect, engineer, builder, and trades. The Design Book helps the team build the approved vision. It does not replace their professional obligations.
YOUR ROOM / YOUR DESIGN BOOK
Send CFN the room, the plans, the inspiration, and the problems. We will turn it into one complete direction your team can follow.