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So, in this portion of the planning, I've actually broken it up into two different videos

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for you.

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The first one is all about getting a big picture idea, mapping out your rooms, making sure

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you know what rooms you're going to tackle, what number it's going to be in the flow or

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the mapping, how many colors you're going to have overall, how many accents you're going

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to think about bringing in overall, how dense each of the spaces are going to be, and how

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formal each of the spaces are going to be.

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I don't want you to worry about getting it just perfect right now.

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I'm going to show you how we use those more dense, less dense, more formal, less formal

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in the third video when we lay out in the keep, pitch, and mix section.

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But I want you to have a handle on how we lay these projects out, whether they're big

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or small.

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In this section, I'm going to talk to you about the execution portion of holiday homes.

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This is where many people break down.

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You've got all these boxes, you bring them in, maybe you didn't put everything away just

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right last year, you stuffed some things in, you didn't wrap it properly, you didn't

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store it properly, there are bugs in the boxes, I don't care how meticulous you are, there

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are always issues like this.

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So in terms of executing or installing a project, a holiday home, I want to show you how we

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do it professionally and then give you the same tools that we use so that you can use

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them in your own home.

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If you remember, each room is going to have its own page, and we use both paper copies

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and we'll take pictures of them and we'll upload them to the cloud.

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We'll use Dropbox, we'll use iPages, we'll use all sorts of different programs, whatever

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works for the particular project that we're working on.

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On page three, I have an example for you.

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Every room has a page with the name, the M number, I'm going to write this on the board

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for you.

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So every room is going to have the name of the room, it's going to have an M number,

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if you want to just use your own terminology, you can just put a number, it's going to have

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a C number with the number of colors and the number of accents.

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Again, you can use your own schedules or systems or your own, whatever is going to resonate

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most with you.

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I'm just sharing with you the professional tools that we use that make it very easy for

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us to register quickly and know, okay, we're going to look at the space, we know it's got

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a density of this, a formality of this, and then we can allocate resources to that space.

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It's going to have a D number and it's going to have an F number.

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And this is each space within your holiday home.

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So just for example's sake, I'm going to put a 50% and I'm going to put a 3.

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Again, on page four, you have a bunch of example pages that you can print out and we've actually

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provided you with blank pages inside your PDF so that you can use those and print them

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out just like we do.

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The next thing you're going to do, don't panic, is a hand sketch.

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I always say it's as simple as possible.

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The hand sketch that you want to do has to be in the simplest blocks possible because

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you don't want anyone who's helping you install to have to have a design degree or be able

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to read renderings in order to understand where things go.

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I always say don't do it to scale, it doesn't matter.

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You want to use blocks for the major parts of the room.

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You just want to identify major elements.

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The purpose of the hand sketch...