Our process
How It Works
A clear path from first conversation to handover — with you involved at every decision.
Interiors involve many decisions and many trades. Our process breaks the journey into clear stages so you always know what is happening, what we need from you and what comes next.
Project schedule
Our process as a Gantt chart
Each bar shows when a stage happens relative to the others. Factory production runs alongside electrical and ceiling work on site, so installation can begin as soon as the site is ready. Tap a stage to see what happens. Your actual schedule is shared after design sign-off — we do not quote fixed durations before your design is final.
01Pre-consultation discussions
A first conversation about your home, family, timelines and priorities, and what to prepare.
02Design consultation 1
Preliminary requirements, floor-plan review, material selection and an estimate.
03Design consultation 2
Detailed design with 2D and 3D visualisation, materials and any design changes. If an estimate has already been given, charges for changes to services already committed will be proportional to that initial estimate.
04Factory production
Modular units are manufactured to the approved drawings while site work runs in parallel.
05Electrical
New points, wiring and lighting provisions completed before ceilings and carpentry.
06False ceiling
Framing, boarding, coves and light cut-outs.
07Carcass
Cabinet and wardrobe carcasses installed, levelled and aligned on site.
08Shutters
Shutters, hardware and accessories fitted and adjusted.
09Cleaning
A thorough deep clean of the home after installation.
10Handover
A walkthrough together, final checks and the keys to a ready-to-live home.
11Change management process
Available throughout: a change is requested, its impact on design, production and schedule is assessed, a fresh estimate is shared in writing, and work starts only after your approval.
Before your consultation
Prepare for Your Interior Discussion
Take a short survey that helps you imagine the home you need.
Answer a few questions about your family, routines, storage and style. Your answers help our designers prepare — and help you think through what matters most.
Prepare for Your Interior DiscussionWhat does your design process look like?
A pre-consultation discussion, a first design consultation with floor-plan review and estimate, then detailed 2D and 3D design, followed by factory production, site work, cleaning and handover.
Can I see the design before production starts?
Yes. We prepare 2D drawings and 3D visualisations so you can review the design and request changes before anything is manufactured.
What happens if I want changes after approving the design?
Tell your designer. We assess the impact on materials, production and schedule, and share a fresh estimate for the change. Work on it starts only after your approval.
Do you provide 3D designs?
Yes. 3D visualisation is part of our detailed design stage.
Book your consultation
Let’s design a home around you
Book a free consultation. A designer will understand your requirements, review your floor plan and outline the next steps.
- Free, no-obligation first consultation
- Floor-plan review and room-by-room ideas
- Itemised estimate after design discussion