I have always found taping to really transform the interior of a house from a hodge podge of small pieces into a continuous product.post 30 interior selectionsAfter significant hunting among my suppliers for the last few finishing details, I have been able to put it all together into a great design palette that will work very well for my duplex project.

install interior doors, trim work (casing and baseboard), baseboards in carpet areasinstall all cabinetry template counters---- this is where we are ---prep for trim and door paint (spray crew)spray interior trim and doors (spray crew)install counters (preferably right now is the time to do this but it can be later) (kitchen shop)taping crew returns to do the first touchup (a lot of damage on walls from carpentry, deliveries, tools, etc).

Exterior repairs sometimes we dont have anyone there if it is a trusted person and we know they wont need interior access.

I want to line up a painter to come in and do the whole interior. 

New roof & siding on the house and garage, new garage door, new garage door opener, all new HVAC, complete house re-wire, all new plumbing, new hw heater, brought gas to the property, all new deck, new hardwood flooring on the first floor, all new interior/exterior doors/slider, overgrown back yard excavation, curb cut expansion, maple tree removal from in front of garage, new driveway, termite treatment, basement waterproofing system, basement wall reinforcement, and new footings since we open up the floor plan and vaulted a ceiling.

I never saw the interior as they were occupied by tenants.

Some examples: attorney, contractor, real estate salesperson, accountant, interior designer, etc.I'm excited to hear your opinions!

My wife is self-employed as an interior decorator.  

& made improvements like a new kitchen, deck, interior doors, etc.

Most "interior design" courses I come across are more focused on decorating rather then actual design.