01 Complete Interior Design

Indicative Price Range

• 100 – 150 m² → from 60 €/m²
• 150 – 200 m² → from 55 €/m²
• 200 – 250 m² → from 52 €/m²
• 250 – 300 m² → from 50 €/m²
• 300+ m² → price upon request

The listed prices include VAT.
The exact price per m² is defined individually, depending on the complexity of the space, the level of technical development, and the scope of implementation, and may vary from the indicated ranges.

Service Scope

Our complete interior design service covers the development of the project from the initial analysis and concept design through to technical development, equipment selection and professional support during implementation.

The aim is to create a functional, aesthetically coherent and technically developed interior, tailored to the architecture of the space, the users’ needs, existing or planned technical conditions, the investment framework and the intended use of the property.

1. Initial Analysis and Definition of the Project Framework

The analysis begins with a detailed assessment of the space, the client’s needs and the fundamental project conditions.

The service includes:

• review of the architectural and other relevant project documentation 
• analysis of the existing or planned condition of the space 
• analysis of the architectural, spatial and technical conditions that influence the interior design 
• analysis of functional needs, intended use and specific requirements 
• definition of the stylistic direction, desired atmosphere and level of furnishing 
• completion of a detailed design questionnaire 
• alignment of project priorities, the investment framework and the expected standard 
• preparation or adjustment of the technical floor plan used as the basis for further project development 

This phase establishes a clear functional, aesthetic and investment framework within which the complete design solution is developed.

2. Concept Design and Visual Direction for the Main Spaces

The concept design is developed as an integrated whole in which the spatial organisation, functional logic, design character, materials, lighting, furniture and overall atmosphere are defined simultaneously.

The initial phase focuses on the main spaces of the project, such as the kitchen, dining area, living room, one bedroom and one bathroom.

Two stylistically connected yet clearly articulated design options are developed for these spaces. They represent different interpretations of the same project brief and enable a meaningful comparison of spatial, functional and design possibilities.

Each option includes:

• a floor plan with the proposed furniture and equipment layout 
• functional zoning and circulation planning 
• proposed key spatial and construction interventions 
• conceptual design of the kitchen, wardrobes, bathroom cabinetry and other custom-made elements 
• definition of the stylistic, material and colour direction 
• lighting concept and intended atmosphere 
• initial proposal of key furniture, sanitaryware and equipment 
• presentation of selected materials, textures, colours and design guidelines 
• photorealistic 3D visualisations of characteristic views 

The floor plans and visualisations are developed together, allowing the functionality, proportions, volumes, materials, lighting and overall character of the space to be evaluated simultaneously.

Following the presentation, one option is selected, or the final direction is developed by combining selected elements from both proposals. One revision of the selected concept direction is included where required.

3. Complete Concept Development of the Remaining Spaces

Once the main concept has been approved, the selected spatial, stylistic and material logic is developed throughout all remaining spaces included in the project.

This phase includes:

• definition of furniture and equipment layouts in all spaces 
• development of custom-made elements and storage solutions 
• design of key wall, ceiling and furniture compositions 
• coordination of materials, colours, lighting and finishes 
• adaptation of the approved concept to the function and character of each individual space 
• photorealistic 3D visualisations of all spaces included in the project 
• targeted alternative variations of individual spaces or elements where required to refine the final solution 
• production of final video animations of selected spaces following approval of the complete concept design 

The result is a complete concept design in which all spaces follow a consistent functional, material and aesthetic logic while responding to the specific requirements of each room.

4. Technical and Detailed Design Documentation

Once the concept design has been approved, technical documentation is prepared as the key project basis for the preparation and implementation of the interior in practice.

The documentation includes:

• detailed floor plans and dimensioned drawings 
• final furniture and equipment layout 
• technical drawings of kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom cabinetry and other custom-made elements 
• plans, elevations and sections of characteristic elements 
• wall elevations for kitchens, bathrooms, TV walls, wardrobes and other key areas 
• lighting layouts and specification of lighting fixture types 
• precise locations of sockets, switches and other electrical connection points 
• precise water supply and drainage locations related to the interior design 
• floor and wall finish layout schemes 
• specifications of materials, colours, décors and finishes 

Depending on the character and requirements of the project, the documentation also includes, where required:

• demolition and new wall construction drawings 
• development of suspended ceilings, niches and curtain recesses 
• integrated lighting details 
• development of specific architectural and decorative interior elements 
• positioning and visual integration of visible technical elements, such as air-conditioning units, radiators, ventilation grilles and other equipment 

The documentation is prepared to communicate the approved design solution clearly to contractors, manufacturers, suppliers and other participants involved in the implementation. It provides the essential basis for the correct technical development and execution of the interior.

5. Selection of Furniture, Materials and Equipment

The service includes the specific selection of all key elements required to implement the approved concept:

• loose and built-in furniture 
• lighting fixtures 
• sanitaryware and bathroom fittings 
• floor and wall finishes 
• interior doors and finishing elements 
• kitchen appliances and related equipment 
• curtains, blinds, rugs and textiles 
• mirrors, artwork and decorative elements 

The selection is carried out in accordance with the approved design concept, functional requirements, quality, availability and the investment framework.

Where required, different price levels or suitable alternatives are proposed while preserving the overall quality and character of the project.

6. Cost Framework and Suppliers

A clear and structured furnishing and equipment cost framework is prepared for the selected elements, identifying the products, quantities, prices and suppliers, together with suitable alternatives where required.

For key categories such as custom-made furniture, floor and wall finishes, interior doors, sanitaryware and lighting, the service includes communication with recommended suppliers and manufacturers, collection of quotations and their alignment with the proposed design solution.

The cost framework provides a clear overview of the planned elements and expected investment level, serving as a practical basis for decision-making and project implementation.

7. Professional Support During Implementation

The complete service includes occasional professional support during project implementation.

Support includes:

• clarification of design solutions and technical drawings 
• responding to project-related questions from the client, contractors and suppliers 
• communication and design clarifications with contractors and suppliers regarding the prepared documentation 
• assistance with the interpretation of project documentation 
• professional guidance regarding substitute materials or products 
• review of proposed changes to ensure their consistency with the approved design concept 

Continuous design supervision, regular site visits, extended contractor coordination and final interior styling are available as additional services.

Notes Regarding the Scope of Service

The interior design project defines the spatial organisation, functional solutions, custom-made elements, materials, finishes, lighting, equipment and precise installation locations associated with the approved interior layout.

The interior design project does not replace official architectural, structural, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, HVAC, statutory or other specialist engineering projects.

Technical calculations, system sizing, official engineering documentation, workshop drawings and responsibility for execution remain with the relevant licensed designers, contractors, manufacturers and specialist suppliers.

The furnishing and equipment cost framework does not constitute a complete bill of quantities for all construction, specialist and installation works.

Final ordering, payments, delivery arrangements, storage, installation, claims and warranties are handled directly between the client and the selected suppliers or contractors, unless agreed otherwise as a separate service.

02 Construction Supervision and Professional Coordination

In addition to basic professional support during project implementation, the studio also offers extended design supervision and professional on-site coordination.

The goal of such engagement is to preserve continuity between the project documentation and the executed space.

The service may include:

• periodic site visits and monitoring of compliance with the project
• interpretation of technical documentation to contractors
• coordination of details between different trades
• advising the investor during decision-making throughout execution
• participation in coordination meetings
• continuous communication throughout the construction process
• recommendation of trusted finishing contractors and other professional collaborators
• monitoring of project progress in relation to alignment with the design solution

The service does not include site management, statutory construction supervision, or responsibility for contractor deadlines.

The scope and intensity of engagement are defined individually, depending on the size, complexity, and location of the project, as well as the level of investor involvement.

Indicative price range: 35 – 55 €/m²

03 Exterior Design

Service Scope

As part of larger residential projects, we also offer exterior and landscape design services. We view the outdoor space as a spatial and functional extension of the architectural and interior logic, with the aim of creating a harmonious and cohesive spatial composition.

What is Included in Exterior Design

The price of exterior design includes, depending on the project scope:

• spatial organization and functional zoning of outdoor areas
• development of specific areas such as terraces, summer kitchens, pools, wellness, and entertainment zones
• definition of materials, lighting, and custom-made elements
• coordination of façade and overall exterior identity
• planting concept and landscape harmonization

The exact scope and level of development are defined individually, depending on the area, complexity, and project requirements.

Exterior Design Pricing

The price is defined individually, based on size, complexity of intervention, and level of technical development.

How the Final Price is Determined

Each project begins with an initial site assessment and a discussion about goals, expectations, and the investment framework. Based on this information, we define the exact scope of services and prepare a non-binding proposal in accordance with the indicated price ranges.

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