FAQ
Frequently asked questions about MOOD for DESIGN
Fifty answers to the most common questions about the Design Journey™ methodology, the Blueprint™ infrastructure, and what it means to adopt MOOD in your studio or showroom.
Request a Blueprint™ configurationMethodology
What is Design Journey™ and how the methodology works.
A 7-phase methodology for leading contemporary design projects. It is not software. It transforms how a project is led, told, and preserved.
Studios
Specific questions for interior and architecture studios.
Starting from 3-5 projects per year the editorial investment becomes sustainable. Below this threshold the method's value remains cultural, but operational adoption is less indicated.
Showrooms
How showrooms join the Journey™.
The showroom joins the client's Journey™ when invited by the studio. You get access to phase 04 Material Exploration. Your name is cited next to every specified material.
Implementation
Costs, security, technical integration.
The price is communicated after the initial conversation, based on the proposed configuration. MOOD does not publish a price list: every configuration is studio-specific.
Onboarding
What happens after you request a configuration.
You'll receive a reply within two business days with a proposal for an initial 30-45 minute conversation.
International markets
US, Europe, multi-language, cross-border materials.
Yes. The methodology was developed in the United States and is now active on both sides of the Atlantic, with focus on European markets starting from Italy.
Design Journey™
The seven phases of the method and Project Memory.
No, but Discovery must always come first. Other phases can overlap, repeat, reopen.
Blueprint™
The editorial infrastructure: what it is, what it isn't.
No. A CRM manages contacts. Blueprint™ preserves the project as a continuous editorial object.
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