Tell us the project location, property type, approximate area, rooms involved and when you hope to begin. If you have a floor plan or photographs, mention them in your enquiry. We can then discuss the scope and an appropriate next step.

No. A floor plan is helpful, but you can start by sharing the address or area, property type, approximate size and what you want to change. We will discuss what information is needed to develop the design.

Yes. The studio works on residential interiors, including new homes and changes to existing spaces. Tell us which rooms are involved and whether you need design, execution or both.

We aim to understand how the space will be used, your design priorities, location, approximate area, timing and the level of support you need. A detailed scope or quotation depends on the project information reviewed afterward.

Costs vary with the area, design scope, materials, custom work and execution requirements. A realistic estimate needs a brief and site information; a single price per square foot cannot describe every project accurately. Share your priorities and budget range if you have one.

Timing depends on the size and condition of the space, approval of the design, material availability and the agreed execution scope. We can discuss a schedule after understanding your project rather than promising one duration for every home or workspace.

Design and planning may include concepts, layouts, 3D visualisation, material selections and technical drawings, depending on the agreed scope. Ask which deliverables are included in your proposal and when approvals are needed.

Review the design deliverables, materials or allowances, execution inclusions and exclusions, payment milestones, responsibilities and proposed schedule. Ask questions before approval if any item is unclear.