Design project

The layout stage is one of the most important parts of any turnkey design project. A smart plan sets the foundation for an interior that’s not just good-looking but also works for everyday life. Before jumping into the design process, we take detailed measurements, snap site photos, and gather all the key details in a brief. This early step helps us catch every important detail and sets us up to create a space that feels just right.

We usually come up with a few layout options, each designed to fit the client’s needs, follow ergonomic rules, and work with the project’s technical requirements.

By testing out different design ideas, we can see how they’ll look and feel in real life and make sure they match the project’s goals. We care about how the space feels to the people using it—comfort and functionality always come first. A great layout isn’t just about arranging furniture; it’s about creating a space that feels natural, welcoming, and perfectly tailored to its purpose.

Visualization is a key stage in interior design that brings your future project to life with photorealistic precision. During this process, our team carefully selects finishing materials, furniture, textiles, textures, and lighting, all while ensuring everything aligns with the budget and works harmoniously together. Designers and visualizers go through multiple iterations and internal reviews before presenting what we believe is the perfect version to the client.

Creating 3D visualizations for a design project is a detailed and time-intensive process. We focus on illustrating every centimeter of the space as accurately as possible, making it clear and easy to understand for both you and the construction team.

Later, during the implementation phase, the visualization becomes a guiding reference for every step—from selecting finishes to arranging decor. It’s the blueprint for transforming design ideas into reality.

Technical documentation provides detailed instructions that guide constructors in turning a design project into reality. This comprehensive set of drawings is developed by our team based on all approved design decisions, ensuring every element is meticulously detailed.

The process begins immediately after finalizing the visualization stage, incorporating all interconnected technical systems, such as ventilation, smart home features, heating, and low-voltage installations. By taking a holistic approach, technical documentation helps prevent system conflicts and addresses complex engineering challenges early—especially those that might impact the project’s aesthetics. Axonometric projections further streamline the process of ordering and installing custom-built furniture, making it simpler and more efficient.

This documentation serves as the backbone for implementing the design concept with precision and quality. Its clarity and thoroughness minimize misunderstandings and errors, ensuring a smooth and successful realization of the project.

The specification is a comprehensive list that details all materials, furniture, finishes, and other components used in the project. It includes item codes, specifications, dimensions, and quantities for each element.

A well-structured specification speeds up the procurement process and helps prevent delays during the project’s execution. It also serves as a valuable reference for builders and suppliers, ensuring smooth coordination between different aspects of the project.

In our specifications, we offer clear descriptions for both ready-made items and custom-made products, making it easier for manufacturers to work with the provided details. Additionally, the specification plays a key role in the project estimate, allowing for an accurate calculation of material and component costs to ensure the project stays on a budget.

We begin by creating a detailed brief that includes questions about your lifestyle, preferences, and even how you drink your morning coffee. Based on this, we create a mood board reflecting the stylistic direction of the project, taking into account the characteristics of the space, location, and all the initial data.

At the next meeting, we discuss the completed brief, references, mood board, materials, and technical details. This stage helps us better understand your project and expectations, allowing us to implement the plan as accurately as possible.

The cost of the project depends on the area and the design tasks that the studio needs to address. Each project is unique, and the level of detail may vary significantly. Therefore, before quoting a price per square meter, we need to review the plans and photos of the property.

It’s possible, but we recommend waiting until the design process is completed before starting construction work. Premature work on the site often leads to mistakes and rework, which can cost more and extend the renovation timeline.

We usually offer 2-3 layout options so that you can choose the most suitable one. After that, we collaboratively refine the chosen option to perfection.

On average, the design project takes about 3 months, depending on the area and complexity of the property. Our design project is detailed enough to save time during the implementation phase.

We work on the project step by step, meaning you don’t receive the full visualization all at once. We provide 3 iterations of revisions to ensure the right result. This process minimizes the chances of disappointment, as you are involved in each stage of the work, providing feedback that we address.

We work on projects comprehensively, meaning it’s not possible to change just one room without considering the overall concept of the interior. Even small changes in one area can affect the perception of the entire space. Therefore, we create designs that consider the entire property to maintain harmony and the integrity of the design.