> It definitely feels like there ought to be architects who can do this- with your input of course. To be fair, the article does mention that: if you commissio

> It definitely feels like there ought to be architects who can do this- with your input of course. To be fair, the article does mention that: if you commission an architect to do this, you should show them your Pinterest boards. Or at least get an idea of what you like. > Learning all the nuance and getting it all right the first time would be such a colossal job. I imagine it's akin to getting to the level of a working architect yourself. Which is a huge time investment. The article mentions it taking years for them. > I can spend a month or two per medium sized house project, learning all the details- forget about the whole house. That's much less than I'd expect it to take me. I'm curious: are you an architect, or designer, yourself?