RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN
The design project accounts for 3–5% of the renovation cost, yet it saves you significant time and optimizes overall expenses.
WORK STAGES
STAGE 1. Meeting
We explain how the process works and our principles, discuss your design preferences, and review the implementation budget.
STAGE 2. Contract
We sign a contract for project development.
STAGE 3. Measurements
We arrange an on-site measurement visit, carried out by our team or by subcontractors, depending on the project’s location.
STAGE 4. Space planning
Our team develops multiple options based on the initial brief, focusing on functional zoning and furniture layout.
STAGE 5. 3D visualizations
This is the stage where the concept and all design solutions are developed, addressing lighting, the selection of materials, furniture, and all other elements that complete the space.
STAGE 6. Working drawings
Development of the working drawing set containing all necessary dimensions, architectural details, quantities, and material specifications.
COMPOSITION OF THE DESIGN PROJECT
DRAWING SET
- As-built measurement plan
- Demolition plan
- Partition installation plan with required details
- Cladding installation plan with required details
- Dimensioned door plan with door schedule
- Furniture layout plan
- Furniture layout with dimensions and specifications
- Wall finishes plan
- Floor plan with required details and material layout
- Underfloor heating plan
- Ceiling plan with required details and ventilation layout
- Lighting layout plan
- Electrical scheme, switching groups, sockets, and cable outlets
- Wall elevations for all required walls in every room
- 3D isometric views for all rooms
- Sections, details, cross-sections (as required)
- Required elements of custom-made furniture
- Schedules/specifications for furniture and lighting
- Bills of all finish materials
3D VISUALIZATION
Stage 1
Type — sketch (concept, without accounting for specific selected materials and equipment)
— 2 to 5 views per room
Stage 2
Type — project
The sketch visualizations are refined to reflect the selected materials. The scope of changes is discussed with the architect.
PRIMARY PROCUREMENT
- Selection of wall, floor, and ceiling materials
- Commercial proposals
- Plumbing fixtures
- Kitchen
- Lighting fixtures
- Purchased furniture
- Doors
- Custom-made items
- Appliances and equipment
Вопросы и ответы
How long do design and implementation take?
Design timelines depend on the area and your preferences. Typically, this takes 2–4 months for a small project.
As for implementation: for an apartment of about 100 m², the implementation usually takes around a year, provided construction proceeds without interruptions.
PRICING
Since the price depends on area and your requirements, the final cost is calculated individually. The average rate is 50 $/m² for a 100 m² apartment. It can be reduced — individually to 45 $/m² (from 200 m²) or increased — up to 55 $/m² (for areas up to 80 m²).
For an accurate estimate, please contact us in any way convenient for you.
What budget is needed for a full turnkey renovation?
We always begin by discussing the overall implementation budget, which includes all expenses for construction works, materials, and furniture. It is important to define the target level of materials and furniture early to offer optimal, cost‑effective solutions. Every project is unique, and finishing materials and furniture are selected from different manufacturers to match your priorities.
Based on experience, the full implementation budget today starts from approximately 150,000 RUB per square meter of the project area. If the project includes complex technical systems such as ventilation and air conditioning, automation, a home theater, or smart‑home systems, these costs should be additionally included in the overall estimate. In any case, all details are discussed in advance.
Do you work in any style?
Our primary goal is to deliver a high‑quality realization of the agreed concept so that the result satisfies both you and us. It is a collaborative process aimed at achieving a striking outcome.
We do not take on projects that we are not interested in creating. When selecting a project, we always assess its potential, the client’s intent, and stylistic preferences.