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WHAT WE DO

MISSION

Interior design is a critical part of any home and sometimes can be difficult to find the right design for our home. Our mission is to help our clients create a space that specifically design for them and their family. With a personalized interior design, we create a more personal and customized experience which is unique to each client.

VISION

To be the premium interior design company in Malaysia, with one stop solution for all your interior design needs from concept to completion.

What We Do For You

Designers must go through detailed ground works prior to proceeding to the design phase. Interior design is analogous to assembling a 1000-piece puzzle together, each and every piece must fit perfectly in order for it to be constructed. To put it simply, interior design is about how to realize an idea.

 

The spectrum of work comes with a variety of demands and budget constraints – ranging from building structure to client demands. To understand the process of what goes on during an interior design project, we have outlined below the steps involved in a typical interior design service.

Understanding Client’s Needs

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Understanding Site Condition

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Space Planning and Establishment of Concept

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Ideation Based on Established Budgetary Allocation and Design Concept

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Production of 2D & 3D Drawings

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Meeting with Production Team and Distribution of Drawings

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Installation at Site & Soft Finishing Works

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Project Handover

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Who We Serve

We endeavor to provide the highest quality interior building solution.

 

In addition to the visual enhancement, construction, and management of an interior environment, interior building seeks to optimize and coordinate the uses of the built environment. We look at many aspects, including the environment itself (its dimensions and construction, for example), its functions (for example, work or relaxation, entertainment or worship, etc), and its identity (such as power, authority, serenity, wisdom, etc).

There are also practical considerations such as accessibility, light, health, and safety, as well as more general considerations such as form, function, and style. We pay great attention to the many interior building elements, including visual (colour, lighting, shape, texture), acoustic (noise, echo), and tactile (surface, shape, texture) qualities. We also pay careful attention to the variety and nature of furnishings, accessories, and ornaments to be used.

What We Offer

The team at our design studio works hard to identify a number of issues: most appropriate space plan, efficient design that facilitates productivity and well-being, design look and feel that meet the brand’s standard. As well as constantly engaging in latest technology within the industry to provide clients with the best design solutions.

 

Here are the key differentiators that make us stand out –

Detailed requirement study, followed by design consultation to custom fit each clients’ unique needs

Provision of thorough budgetary plan that brings optimum design results

Team of trusted in house mechanical and electrical experts that deliver work to the highest standards

Careful monitoring of projects from start until after the project completion

Constant update to client’s on work progress, duration and project key dates

Understanding Client’s Needs

In order to design a space that will be the perfect home for client’s family, we have to understand what exactly our client wants. This is especially useful when working on a custom home. The designers have to not just understand the requirements of the individual clients, but also the family’s lifestyle and taste. When designing a home, there are a number of things that the client needs to consider. These can include the functionality of the house, the choice of the furniture, the design and color schemes, the landscaping and more. All of these things need to be considered, and it will be important to get all of them right.

Understanding Site Condition

Once the scope of a project has been defined and the design concept has been finalized, the next step is to measure the site. This includes survey, 3D laser scanning, and photogrammetry to measure the dimensions, and even the surface condition. The team will also inspect the site to ensure there are no hidden issues with the building or the landscaping. Once the site is measured and the measurements are cleared, a drawing / design is created for the project. This is the stage at which clear dimensions, dimensions for openings, dimensions for furniture placement, floor plan layout and more are created. The next stage is to create a detailed layout with the walls and furniture placed. The layout is created by using a combination of measurements, drawings and scale drawings.

Space Planning and Establishment of Concept

Once the site is measured and the layout is created, the designers can begin to plan the internal layout of each room. They can create a floor plan layout of the room, position all the windows, door placement, and other aspects of the design. The interior design process is an iterative one, meaning that it is only finalized once the architect and the contractor have visited the site. While the ideas are final, there will be many changes, especially at this stage of the design process that are based on the client’s needs, the budget and more. The interior designers can create a mood board for the client to inspire them. Along with images, the mood board can include music, colors and more to help the client visualize the space.

Ideation Based on Established Budgetary Allocation and Design Concept

The next stage is ideation, which is the process of developing a design concept. The interior designers establish the mood board, create a color palette, and incorporate the client’s taste and lifestyle. They can also look at the existing interior décor of the house to help them set the tone. After ideation, the designers work on the design concept. They can create a visual presentation that shows their design concept, and depending on the budget, they can show their rendering of the design.

Production of 2D & 3D Drawings

The 2D drawings are usually created using AutoCAD, and they show the exterior of the building. The 3D drawings are also created using AutoCAD or Revit, and they show the interior of the building. The architects and interior designers can also create 3D models of an interior space. They can use Maya, 3DMax, or Cinema4D, for example. These models are created by using objects placed in the scene, and then they are rendered.

Meeting with Production Team and Distribution of Drawings

After the design concept has been finalized, the architects and interior designers will meet with the contractors and the content team. They can distribute the 2D drawings of the exterior and interior design so that the contractors can begin to plan their construction works. The interior design process is an iterative one, meaning that it is only finalized once the architect and the contractor have visited the site. While the ideas are final, there will be many changes, especially at this stage of the design process that are based on the client’s needs, the budget and more.

Installation at Site & Soft Finishing Works

The installation is the stage when the installation team begins to install the electric, plumbing, ducting, gaskets, and drywall. When the installation is complete, the interior designers can begin to finish off the rooms. For soft finishing works, designers can choose a variety of materials such as laminate, stone, marble, wood, etc. They can also choose colors, textures, and other aspects. For the finishing aspects of the interior design, they can choose the fixtures, glass, flooring, doors, etc. The finishing works can also include the addition of furniture, such as the sofa, tables and chairs, curtains, etc.

Project Handover

At the project handover, the designers can share their work with the client, and they can also receive feedback. This is the last opportunity for the client to make changes to the design before it goes ahead with the construction. If the client is happy with the design, then the design documents are signed off and the process is complete. However, if there are any changes, the architects and interior designers will have to revisit their design and implement the changes. These processes are commonly followed when designing a home. Depending on the project, there are minor tweaks to the design process that can be made, but the core essentials remain.