Most expensive compromises can still be avoided before handover.
We help you decide in good time where the walls, service points, lighting, tiling, kitchen and bespoke joinery should go — so the new flat suits the way you live from day one.
Answer three questions. At the end we will show you which design step may be timely before handover.
The first three questions ask for no personal details at all.
With a new build it is easy to think the hard part is over: the flat is new, the tiling is given, handover is approaching. Yet the important questions often only become visible at this point. Where should the dining table go? How big does the kitchen need to be? Where should the reading light, the work corner and the storage be? Which service points still have to be in the right place before everything becomes final?
Design work helps most while possibilities are still open. Then we are not adjusting everyday life to the flat after the fact — we are shaping the flat around everyday life.
The flat is still being built, or handover is approaching. At this point most of the important decisions are still open, and the space can be matched to the way you live.
This is my situationYou have the keys, but the plan for the kitchen, the storage, the lighting and the bespoke joinery can still come together now.
This is my situationThe flat is ready, but the questions of furnishing and use are open. We start from the givens.
This is my situationNot every decision is equally urgent. The order depends on what becomes harder to change later, and what can safely keep taking shape during the design work.
The walls, service points, switches, lighting positions and the main logic of the kitchen can be shaped most freely while not everything is final.
Bespoke joinery, tiling, storage and the detailed solutions only work well when they follow a considered spatial layout.
The atmosphere of a finished interior does not come from a single object. Proportions, light, materials and use shape it together.
The exact scope of documentation depends on the needs of the project and the design route you choose. The elements below are the ones we genuinely put in your hands during the design work.
A considered arrangement of the functions, the circulation and the furniture, chosen from several possible versions.
The positions of service points, switches and lighting matched to the actual logic of the furnishing, before everything becomes final.
The setting out and jointing of the tiling, so the surfaces read as ordered on site as well.
Worked-out drawings for the bespoke pieces — kitchen, wardrobe, fitted storage — that a joiner can work from unambiguously.
So you can check whether the proportions, the light and the materials really do give you the atmosphere you are looking for.
Complete interior design · Interior decoration · Renovation and remodelling
The floor plan, the expected handover date and a few thoughts about how you would like to live in the new home are enough. The first quote also tells you which decisions are worth bringing forward now, and which can safely wait.
Yes. Many important decisions can already be prepared from the floor plan, the developer’s documentation and the expected handover date.
That does not rule out design work either. After your enquiry we clarify what can still be changed, and which depth of design offers real value.
It does not need to be. The design work is what gives your later furniture and material choices a clear framework.
A floor plan is a good starting point. Upload it and tell us when handover is expected.
We start from the project details and the drawing you uploaded, not from a generic template.
In writing, with concrete feedback on your project.
What is worth settling before handover, and what can safely wait until later.
A few clicks about the property, your contact details at the end — we take it from there.
We answer every request within one working day.
“A home should be designed and furnished so that stepping inside brings happiness and joy. What I want is to help the home you have dreamed of come fully to life.”
We started with our first shop in 2020, and today we work as a team devoted to interior design. The design, the visualisations and the construction documentation all stay in one pair of hands — you do not have to assemble them from separate people.
From real client e-mails, unedited — with the personal details redacted.
We're very grateful that you work the designs out so thoroughly and in such detail. Special thanks for the 3D walkthrough. It's an incredible feeling that the foundations of the house haven't even been laid yet, and still we can feel like we're already moving around inside our finished home. We'd like to keep working with you, because we're completely satisfied and your expertise and support are an enormous help.
Thank you so much for the beautiful designs, I had been really looking forward to them. :) You came up with such wonderfully clever solutions! A huge extra thank you for designing the kitchen too, that really makes the picture perfectly complete. The clean, pared-back style is really great... All in all, the designs already give off a very homely feel.
...a lovely process, and a really good “crutch” for how we should walk the path all the way through.
We really like the plans, we're genuinely pleased with everything so far!... at first glance we're very happy with the plans... Thank you so much for your work so far!
Ideally before the most important spatial and technical decisions become final. If that has already partly happened, it is still possible to start from the givens.
The main functions, the flow, the furnishing possibilities, the storage and the decision points that matter for the further design work.
Whether a personal survey and consultation are possible depends on the location of the project. We agree on the exact situation when you get in touch.
