Interior Designing
We develop your detailed floor plan design with hi-end software to create 2D & 3D models. This makes the design process intuitive and allows us to almost prototype your project before it is built. This also makes the design and the construction way simpler and eliminates some of the mistakes that usually happen and also removes the barriers to collaboration between clients, architects and builders. In the detailed design, we will put all of the pieces together – to empower you to design your building – from your full set of construction drawings and your full specifications, detailing all material, finishes, fixtures, and fittings to your Living room, Drawing room, Bedrooms, Kitchen design, and Bathroom designs. Interior and spatial designers are involved in the design or innovation of internal spaces, including structural alterations, furnishings, fixtures and fittings, lighting and color schemes.As a passionate interior and spatial designer, we will
- Develop initial ideas and acquire key information about potential projects, discuss requirements in detail with clients and set project schedules.
- understand clients’ needs in all aspects to develop design concepts and establish final briefs.
- consider materials and costs according to budgets and negotiate project fees.
- conduct feasibility studies for projects.
- research and gather information and photographs relating to the project.
- prepares ‘sample’ or ‘mood’ boards to give an overview of the project to the client.
- prepare detailed working drawings, designs, plans, models and schemes, often using computer-aided design (CAD) software.
- conduct a site survey.
- work as a team with other designers.
- supervise work at the execution stage on site.
- work closely with quantity surveyors to establish costs and work schedules on larger projects, with our inhouse architects and other design professionals to determine the best use of space, and with manufacturers and contractors.
- keep up to date with new developments in the design industry.
