Interior design planned together with the building
Interiors are cheapest to get right when they are planned with the structure, not added afterwards. We prepare finishes, joinery and lighting on the same set of drawings as the shell of your home, so sockets, ceilings and built-in furniture land where they should.
What we plan
- Finish schedules for floors, walls, ceilings and joinery
- Built-in furniture and kitchen layouts
- Lighting positions and electrical points
- A 3D view of each main room before anything is ordered
See it before it is built
We produce still renders and a walkthrough film of your design. Seeing a room from the doorway, rather than reading a drawing, is the point at which most people notice what they want to change, and changing it on screen costs nothing.
Coordinated with construction
Because the interior is drawn with the structure, conduit, plumbing and joinery fixings are allowed for before the walls are closed. That avoids chasing finished plaster to fit something that was forgotten.
For new builds and renovations
We design interiors for homes we build and for existing homes. For a renovation, we survey what is there first, so the new layout works with the structure.
Questions
Do I have to build with you to get interior design?
No. We design interiors for existing homes and for projects built by others, as well as for our own.
Can I see the design before it is built?
Yes. You receive 3D renders and a walkthrough film so you can review each room first.
Is the interior drawn together with the structure?
Yes, on the same set of drawings, which lets us allow for fixings, conduit and plumbing before walls are closed.
Related
House construction in Nepal Structural design to the Nepal Building Code An itemised building estimate you can check Building approval (naksha pass) Building in Pokhara Building in Kathmandu