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Urgent Client Layout Sign-off

The client verbally approved the look but they haven’t signed the furniture layout and the millwork order cutoff is [d…

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CDecide — “help me choose”The client verbally approved the look but they haven’t signed the furniture layout and the…+
The client verbally approved the look but they haven’t signed the furniture layout and the millwork order cutoff is [deadline=tomorrow]. I’m the lead designer and it’s my first time running procurement alone — I’m afraid of ordering the wrong pieces and getting blamed for extra costs. Read the attached layout, spot any real ambiguity a client might seize on, tell me whether this reads as ‘approval-ready’ or needs a clarification call, and write a short, calm message I can send to [client=Anna Martinez] asking for final sign-off without sounding pushy. Don’t cross the line into promising a late change that would cost extra.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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Client needs to sign off on the furniture layout today or ordering misses the millwork lead time.

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Interior Designer

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