Full Home Interiors
Full home interiors, one point of contact from drawing to handover
Doing a whole flat piecemeal is how budgets quietly double. The carpenter finishes and leaves, then the electrician finds the switchboard sits behind a wardrobe, then the false ceiling comes down eight inches lower than the kitchen was drawn for. Each trade is fine on its own and nobody is responsible for the seam.
Taking the whole home together means the drawings are reconciled once, up front. Electrical points land where the furniture actually goes. The ceiling height is known before the tall units are cut. Finishes are chosen next to each other rather than six weeks apart under different showroom lighting.
It is also one number to call when something needs fixing, which matters more than people expect.
What the price includes
- Full flat measurement and a reconciled set of drawings
- 3D walkthrough of every room before work begins
- Kitchen, wardrobes, TV unit, crockery and study as required
- False ceiling, panelling and painting coordination
- Electrical and plumbing point marking against the furniture plan
- One schedule covering every trade, with stage-wise dates
- A single point of contact for the whole job
From our jobs
Photographs from finished work.
Specification
The options, stated plainly.
- Typical scope
- 2BHK, 3BHK, 4BHK, duplex
- Duration
- Six to twelve weeks depending on scope
- Payment
- Staged against milestones, not calendar dates
Common questions
About full home interiors
Can we live in the flat while you work?
For a single room, usually yes. For a full home, it is possible but slower and dustier than most families expect. If you have somewhere to stay for the site-work weeks, the job finishes faster and cleaner.
Do you handle civil work and painting too?
We coordinate them as part of the schedule so the sequencing is right. Which parts we carry out ourselves versus bring a trusted trade in for depends on the job, and we will be clear about that in the quote rather than after.
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