Starting with an empty apartment?
Prepare a full-home brief so storage, lighting and furniture work together. Decide which rooms must be ready first, what you are bringing with you and which decisions need to be coordinated across the home.

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A CLEARER START
Prepare a full-home brief so storage, lighting and furniture work together. Decide which rooms must be ready first, what you are bringing with you and which decisions need to be coordinated across the home.
Begin with what is staying: appliances, floors, existing cabinetry or furniture. A smaller project still needs measured drawings and clarity on the work that connects to the rest of the property.
Discuss access, protection, dust, work sequencing and temporary arrangements before the schedule is agreed. Identify building rules and which services may be interrupted.
Use the same dimensions, materials and inclusions for every comparison. Look beyond the headline total to hardware, internal fittings, taxes, site work and installation responsibilities.
DEFINE IT BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A LITTLE CLARITY
You can begin with priorities, references and a budget. Materials should be resolved and documented before the relevant items are ordered or produced.
Describe the level of support you need in your brief. Availability of design-only or execution services must be confirmed with the team rather than assumed from this website.
Share the project city before planning a site visit or appointment. Service locations have not yet been published; availability must be confirmed.
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