Collaboration
Decisions are reviewed with you. The work does not move on without approval.
Process
From the first measure to the day you move in.
Four stages under one project lead. Each one ends with something you can hold, and nothing moves on without your approval.
- 01
Stage 01
Meet & measure
A conversation, then a site measure. We learn how the room is used before anything is drawn.
01 · Meet & measure
What happens
- A first call about the room, how it is used, and the date it needs to be ready.
- A site visit: measurements, photographs, services, and anything structural.
- A written brief that you confirm before a line is drawn.
You receive
- Measured survey of the space
- An agreed brief and scope
Your part · Tell us how the room is used day to day, and who signs off decisions.
- 02
Stage 02
Design & 3D
Layout, materials, and a model you can read. Changes happen here, while they are still inexpensive.
02 · Design & 3D
What happens
- Space plan and furniture layout, tested against how people move through the room.
- A material board with real samples: timber, stone, fabric, and metal.
- 3D views of the rooms that matter, revised until they read right.
You receive
- Approved layout and 3D views
- An itemised proposal with named materials
Your part · Review, comment, and approve. Nothing is built from an unapproved drawing.
- 03
Stage 03
Build
Joinery, site work, and supervision under the same project lead. You hear from one person.
03 · Build
What happens
- Site preparation, services, and the order of trades agreed up front.
- Joinery made to the approved drawing, in the materials that were specified.
- Regular updates from your project lead, with checks at every trade handover.
You receive
- Progress updates and site photographs
- The materials you approved, as drawn
Your part · Site access, and a quick answer when a question comes up on site.
- 04
Stage 04
Handover & aftercare
We walk the room with you, close the snag list, and stay available after the keys are passed.
04 · Handover & aftercare
What happens
- A walkthrough with you, room by room, against the drawing.
- A snag list, closed before sign-off rather than after.
- Care notes for the finishes and joinery, and a contact who knows the job.
You receive
- A room that is ready to use
- Care and maintenance notes
Your part · Walk the room with us, then sign off when it is right.
At every stage
What does not change.
Whatever the size of the room, these hold from the first call to the last snag.
One project lead
A single person carries the job from the first conversation to handover.
Material honesty
We specify what the room is made of, and we build with that. No surprise finish on site.
On-time handover
The date is part of the drawing. The room is ready to use when we hand it over.
Questions
About the process.
From the first measure to handover.
A conversation, then a site measure. We learn how the room is used before anything is drawn.
Begin
Tell us about the space.
A call, a note on WhatsApp, or an approximate cost before anyone visits the site.