For the customer, comparison of 3D-pictures with reality is an usual kind of fear. He always supposes that the result will not be the same as expected.

We hasten to dispel your fears. The interior after the repair will be much BETTER than the visualisation!

Interior visualisation is just an approximate picture generated by a computer on the basis of materials predetermined by the designer. The computer picture can not always correctly convey the perspective of the room, and even more – it is not able to convey many of the effects that have building materials. For example, you will not see on it artificial irregularities of concrete, pearlescent flecks in the paint, or feel the charm of velvet upholstery of the sofa.
In the course of implementation we carefully select all finishing materials not on the basis of pictures, but on the basis of real samples. For this purpose we have to go shopping, communicate with furniture suppliers. We make colourings, order samples of custom-made products. But that’s not all. During the author’s supervision of the project, we check how it all looks on site, so that there are no differences from the original idea.
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The designer usually visits your facility on a weekly basis. Everything that happens on the construction site is inspected and recorded in a report. No detail goes unnoticed.
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Inevitably, force majeure situations arise on the construction site when it turns out that a pre-conceived colour or finish is not suitable due to lighting or other objective circumstances. We will quickly make changes to the project and select a different colour or type of finish material.
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Your interior will be much better than the computer picture, and you can be sure of that.

Each stage of work provides for a certain number of revisions.

At the 1st stage “Planning solution” the number of corrections will not be limited. Since the planning solution is the basis of the future interior, it is important that you are absolutely sure that the chosen solution is correct and that all your wishes are taken into account. After that you can move on.

Stage 2 “Design development and furniture arrangement” involves no more than 3 rounds of revisions on your part. If you have not decided on the style, it is now possible to present the interior in this or that solution, finish or colour.

At the 3rd stage “Visualisation 3D” photorealistic images are made according to your approved collages. They provide for 2 rounds of edits (not essential), i.e. within the pre-agreed stylistic concept. If at this stage you want to change the design concept, unfortunately, returning to the second stage will require additional payment, as the main part of the project has already been completed. The cost will be calculated depending on the level at which the already developed solution will be affected.

But as a rule, this number of edits is enough to achieve the desired result and not get confused in endless variations.

The designer’s primary job is to understand what the customer wants and deliver exactly the result they will like.
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That’s why we place a lot of emphasis on the preparation phase before we start designing.
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✔ We have a first meeting where you tell us everything you want to see in your project. You show examples of interiors that you like.

✔ A detailed specification is drawn up, where all the nuances to be taken into account are spelt out. The more detailed the tasks will be described, the more accurately we will fulfil it. Everything matters: the height of family members, the presence of elderly people, children, pets or disabled people. In the case of commercial interiors – what you plan to sell, where visitors will wait for their order, where visitors should put dirty dishes, etc.

✔ The whole design process is divided into stages. At each of them we consistently work through all the tasks set, taking into account your wishes and agreeing on the result.
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Thus, already at the preparatory stage we define all the most important things and cut off all unnecessary things. We will be constantly in touch and agree every stage with you. The client himself takes part in the design. That’s why you can’t help but like the end result.

Everything will depend solely on your wishes and possibilities. Based on our experience, we can distinguish three variants of finishing – budget, optimal and premium.

It is impossible to say at once exactly how much your interior will cost, but a professional designer will definitely try to fit into your budget and not exceed it significantly. Let’s say, the optimal budget of repair can be from 500 to 700 euros per square metre. The exact price may vary depending on the region and country. Although it is possible to save on something or, on the contrary, to choose more expensive and high-quality materials. Anyway, this amount includes:

✔ construction and finishing works (cost of construction team)
✔ rough materials
✔ finishing materials
✔ equipment (ventilation and air conditioning, heating radiators, plumbing, lighting)
✔ furniture (upholstered, cabinet and other)
✔ textiles and décor

After finalising the design project, we prepare a project estimate. The estimate contains information and calculations on all items used in the project and allows us to estimate the real cost of repair.

Among customers there are often people who believe that they can control the renovation themselves. For such people, the presence of a design project will greatly facilitate the task. After all, in fact, the folder with blueprints is a detailed repair manual, which contains all the drawings, visualisations and price of materials. In the hands of the contractor will be everything – from the type of material to the place of its purchase.

But will everyone really be ready to devote the proper amount of time, attention and effort to this process? After all, you will have to face a huge amount of new information, to get into all the intricacies of the process. Weekly travelling to the facility, to answer the questions of builders, to monitor the result, to notice discrepancies with the project and timely correct?
Don’t forget someone should undertake the timely purchase and delivery of finishing materials and furniture to the site. In each of the places of purchase will have to answer a million questions of managers, contractors, to coordinate the colours, to verify the order set, to accept at the site, and so on and so forth.

If you want to take it all on yourself, how do you reconcile it with your work, personal life? And many people also have responsibilities to their families – to take the children to school, to stop by the supermarket….

Undoubtedly, we try to support those who do decide to realise it independently. We arrange one-off visits to the object, give consultations. But if we talk about who will do it better… Think about it, who will cook a chef’s speciality dish or make a perfect suit better – a professional or a beginner?