Interior design
Spatial distribution, circulation and the relationship between furniture and architecture — balancing daily use with the beauty of the space.
What we do
Technical documentation
Turning the design into drawings and details that define dimensions, materials and junctions — a clear reference for pricing and execution.
Execution & supervision
Site management, finishes and MEP works, with daily engineering supervision and progress reports through to handover.
Woodwork
Kitchens, wardrobes, doors, fixed furniture and cladding — detailed around unit layout, grain direction and jointing.
Metalwork
Structures, bespoke metal elements and decorative details — coordinated with dimensions, fixing points and adjacent materials.
Furnishing
Selecting furniture and accessories, then coordinating supply and placement in line with the project palette and its use.
How we work
Project study
Analysing the space and client needs, then defining requirements, budget and timeline.
Design scope
Space distribution, circulation, lighting, colours, materials and visual treatments.
Technical documentation
Construction drawings, architectural details, material schedules and specifications.
Execution scope
Defining finishing, joinery, metalwork and furnishing works and responsibilities.
Supervision & handover
Following execution, approving samples and reviewing details before final handover.
Project types
Residential villas and apartments, commercial spaces and offices, hospitality, and sports facilities — each detailed to its own use and identity.
Why one team matters
When design, manufacturing and site work sit with one team, dimensions, materials and junctions are checked once and built as approved — without handovers between contractors.