Kirill Sakharov, our founder and principal designer, personally develops the concept and space planning that form the foundation of the interior. Our boutique approach brings five specialists to each client. The studio head leads communication and the key creative stages. A 3D visualiser prepares photorealistic images, an architect produces the complete construction drawing set, and a procurement specialist arranges finishes and furniture. This team structure helps us meet deadlines while creating distinctive, individual interiors.

Having worked with many renovation contractors, we selected two teams that now regularly work on our projects. We recommend them as experienced principal renovation contractors. Our established communication allows us to resolve many questions remotely, without additional site visits, saving the client money.

We recommend completing the design first. A finished design project provides the basis for an accurate estimate of work and materials. With a completed project, the building team is responsible for errors in its calculations, and you have greater control over budget and timing. Without one, unagreed work may require extra agreements with unpredictable costs, and delayed design decisions may leave the building team waiting.

An experienced designer and reference images will help. The designer explores your preferences using images of existing interiors. Together, we identify a direction for your interior and set aside ideas that do not suit you.

We propose several directions during the concept stage, agree on one, and then begin 3D visualisation. We develop the single approved concept in 3D.

Furniture layout revisions are not limited. The concept stage includes three rounds of revisions, and the visualisation stage includes three rounds. In our experience, three rounds usually provide enough scope to reach a decision; we rarely need more.

We follow applicable housing requirements, consult approval specialists and observe the relevant standards. Layout changes often require additional approval services. Our partners can organise the approval process and provide the necessary advice.

Yes. Detailed construction drawings are included in the design project fee.

Electrical engineering, water supply and drainage, heating, ventilation and air conditioning designs are not included in the interior design fee. These are prepared by specialist engineering companies or our partners.

Only if changes are requested to stages that have already been approved and signed off.

We work in the mid-range and premium segments. A project can also include solutions using more affordable materials, furniture or construction methods.

From 45 working days.

We consult construction experts to check that our ideas can be built. An attractive idea that cannot be implemented should not enter the project: it could cause budget overruns, delays and redesign. The project includes the necessary specifications, wall elevations, technical details, build-ups and descriptions of construction solutions to minimise the risk of extra costs from impractical designs.