One team responsible for the whole home, from drawings to the last cushion.

Typically the layout and design of every room, modular work such as the kitchen, wardrobes and storage units, false ceilings and lighting, electrical and plumbing changes, painting and wall finishes, custom and loose furniture, curtains and soft furnishings, décor and final styling, along with vendor coordination and site supervision through handover. We confirm the exact scope with you before design starts.

One studio is better for coordination: the finishes match, the lighting suits the furniture layout and the sequence of work is managed by people who know the whole design. Separate vendors can cost less on paper, but the coordination, the mismatches and the rework fall to you. For a complete home, a single responsible team usually saves time and avoids the seams.

You choose, from options we shortlist. For each stage, whether layouts, finishes, fabrics, lighting or furniture, we present a considered set of options with samples, explain the trade-offs and record your decision. The aim is that you make each decision once, with enough information, rather than being asked to decide everything at the start.

Yes. Many families complete the fixed work first, meaning modular units, ceilings, electrical and painting, then add loose furniture, art and soft furnishings once they have lived in the home. We plan both phases together so the later layer fits the first and nothing already installed needs to move.

Pricing follows the scope: the area, the amount of modular and custom work, the material level and the civil changes involved. Timelines depend on the same things and on site access. After the site study we share a scope document with the budget structure and a realistic programme, so you can see both before committing.