What are the key needs and expectations when a client approaches you to assist in interior designing?

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Interior designers aim to come up with solutions that are functional, enhance the quality of life of the occupants, and are aesthetically attractive.
They work on most types of buildings including homes, hotels, offices, schools, hospitals, shopping malls, restaurants, theaters and public spaces.
They understand architectural detailing including floor plans, house plans, home renovations, and construction codes.
They specialize in residential design (home interiors, home design, kitchen design, bathroom design, universal design, design for the aged and multifamily housing) and commercial interior design (furniture design, healthcare design, hospitality design, retail design, workspace design, sustainability) and if they are a registered architect, they can focus on the interior architecture of a space.
and if would be really appreciated if you aproach the client for sort of idea if they wish for any kinda .....
! Firstly what you need to keep in mind is to ask if any they opt for the color and type of furniture and what sot of plan they need as of the olden look or the mordern style...........
that would give your client the best impression of your's to their house deco.

List up all the project's details, address, number of rooms, number of family members, pets, lifestyle (professional, family orientated, teenagers with lots of friends, babies, loads of pets, retired and relaxed, home office etc) current style of the house, the type of construction, the budget, the overall content of the project (ie renovate the kitchen and bathrooms).
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Take one item at a time and expand on them.
For example Family Members - how many? What ages? What are their needs? This is especially important for the bathroom area - privacy, showers, baths, double basins, additional toilets etc.
Current Style of the house, if it is a1960's bungalow, what kind of style are you wanting to portray in the home? Is the whole house going to be updated eventually or simply the kitchen and bathrooms? Look for long term plans as well as present as these can effect the look of the whole house if it doesn't flow cohesively.
The type of construction, this is vitally important for structural purposes, for example you may want to put granite bench tops in the kitchen, these are extremely heavy and if you had a timber framed floor would need additional engineering support for the floor, the same applies if you wanted to add marble to the bathroom floor on the first storey, again very heavy.
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The Budget - this is a major part of the brief, a good designer brings their project in on budget, this keeps everyone happy! It means that when you do your initial planning you are realistic as to what materials, fittings and fixtures are affordable, and you can set a priority list and use it to get the best quality project for your money.
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The Overall Changes - in other words, the scope of work.
What do you want to do with your renovations.
Is it simply a repaint with new carpet, drapes and furniture or more extensive construction and cabinetry work involved.
List up what you want to achieve, what changes are required and to what rooms, what contractors will be involved and their input.
This all helps when you want to define your budget and start prioritizing.
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Lifestyle - this is important when it comes to finding the right style of decoration.
You need to find out how the occupiers of the home work on a daily basis.
It is no use having a stark white kitchen with clean sleek horizontal surfaces when you have toddlers and babies and you spend all day making food for them.
Getting everything out and putting it away again and again.
You need something with user friendly appliance storage, easy access and a more softened look if you are going to spend most of the day in the kitchen.
Same thing for a mass of teenagers you would need to allow a large space for a huge refrigerator as they will also eat all day! ............................................................................................................
Then the most important part - the aesthetics! What style or look you or your client wants to achieve.
This can also be the most difficult as it is the creative side of decorating.
All the rest has been "accounting" lists and numbers, vitally important to any project but not the fun side of decorating that we all enjoy.

surprise him with a creatives ideas ,study the needs, let the fun begin

the key needs and expectation by the client1.
to support and give the ample advice pertaining with his interior design project.
if it is viable or feasible, most on budgetary cost, and how to regain his investment in a possible period of times - Because in the present scenario now in the market-50 percent of newly interior business not lasts more than2 to three years, most the customers are longing enough to seek new ideas as way of modern living.2.
being a designer was not just taking the advance payment to start the design- maybe its quite difficult to convince the client from the proposal stage, but in the end both the client and the company will be beneficial ,When the client recommending other customer and bringing, asking more designs from you.