What are we planning together?

• People moving into an apartment who want to plan furniture, storage and materials before buying.
• Households whose apartment no longer fits their routines: working from home, growing children or different ways of hosting.

Among the deliverables

• A brief and priorities, including furniture and belongings to retain.
• An agreed furniture and storage layout, explaining circulation and uses.
• A direction for materials, colours and lighting, with selection schedules for the rooms in scope.

• Owners planning or building a house who want to consider interior needs before openings and infrastructure are fixed.
• People changing an existing house who want a clear relationship between shared rooms, private spaces and outdoors.

Among the deliverables

• An interior brief: room uses, relationships and needs that change through the day.
• Furniture and interior layout options based on current drawings.
• Contractor working drawings, joinery drawings and materials and lighting specifications at the agreed detail level and scope, coordinated with the architect and relevant consultants.

• People who have bought an existing property and want to adapt it before moving in.
• Households planning changes to a layout, kitchen, bathrooms or infrastructure as a coordinated renovation.

Among the deliverables

• An existing-condition review, renovation goals and items requiring a survey or specialist assessment.
• Layout options explaining trade-offs between use, extent of work and priorities.
• Contractor working drawings and specifications for pricing and execution in the disciplines and detail level agreed.

• Buyers of a new apartment who need to submit changes or make selections with the developer’s suppliers.
• People with an apartment plan who want to test it against their routines and furniture, even before every deadline is known.

Among the deliverables

• A decision map based on the submission dates and options provided for the specific development.
• A furniture and kitchen layout to inform partition, lighting and electrical-point decisions.
• Contractor working drawings for change submissions in the agreed disciplines and project-required format, subject to the developer’s requirements and approvals.

• People planning a new kitchen in an apartment, a house or a renovation who want to know how it will work before ordering joinery.
• Households whose current kitchen no longer fits their habits: missing storage, a crowded passage or an island that does not work.

Among the deliverables

• Joinery drawings for the kitchen, island and storage cabinets, for the items and scope agreed, to present to the maker and coordinate before production.
• Contractor working drawings showing the position of the kitchen, island and appliances in the space, in the disciplines and detail level set in the agreement.
• Supplier meetings, for example with the joiner, surface and appliance suppliers, to coordinate selections and details, at the frequency and stages agreed.

• People planning a new bathroom or the renovation of an existing one who want to understand how the family will use it on an ordinary day.
• Households whose bathroom is crowded today: nowhere to put things down, no storage around the basin or a shower that takes too much room.

Among the deliverables

• Contractor working drawings showing how the room is divided and where the basin, shower and storage sit, in the disciplines and detail level set in the agreement.
• Joinery drawings for the vanity and any further storage in the room, to present to the maker and coordinate before production.
• Supplier meetings, for example for sanitary ware, tiling and joinery, to coordinate selections and details, at the frequency and stages agreed.

• Businesses planning a new office or adapting an existing one for work, meetings and visitors.
• Shop and showroom owners who want to coordinate display, customer movement, service and storage.
• Businesses preparing to move or renovate, needing interior planning alongside property checks and the relevant professionals.

Among the deliverables

• An operational brief: team, visitors, workstations, display types, equipment and storage.
• Interior, furniture and display layout options, explaining the relationships between work, service and circulation areas.
• A material, colour and lighting direction considering business identity, use and maintenance, with specifications within the agreed scope.

• People who have settled on a direction and want drawings the contractor and the joiner can work from.
• People who already have an architect or contractor and need someone to draw the interior and coordinate it with the other drawings.

Among the deliverables

• A furniture and space layout plan, based on the contractor’s plan or a surveyor’s plan.
• Contractor working drawings, in the disciplines and detail level set in the agreement.
• Joinery drawings for the items included, to present to the maker and coordinate before production.

• People who find it hard to decide on materials and colours from small samples.
• People who need to explain the direction to a partner, a business partner or a contractor before committing.

Among the deliverables

• Visualizations of the rooms in scope, showing the chosen option: materials, lighting and colour.
• A clear label on every image that it is a visualization.
• A short explanation beside each visualization: what was decided and why, and what is still open.

• People who want a professional opinion on an apartment or house before committing to a process.
• People with one or two questions about a space who do not need a full design.

Among the deliverables

• A conversation about the space, the routine and what gets in the way, at the property or online.
• A marking of what matters, what is open and what needs checking with professionals.
• A recommendation for the next step: whether a design process is needed, at what scale, and what to prepare for it.