Interior design serves and completes the architectural planning. It serves as clothing and makeup for the home or the office, and creates the right ambiance and visibility. The interior design provides the added value, which differentiate unique and harmonic planning from sheer professional planning.
The use of the right detachment materials and the right combinations of masses, as well as complex carpentry details, and hidden lighting are just a few examples of how correct choices lead to impressive results. A perfect design requires the interior designer to prepare meticulously to the last detail; however, the best designer can implement the best idea only if the professional teams execute them accurately. The interior designer's work is to prepare the most detailed plan prior to the execution. We invest a lot of thinking as well as a lot of time in the meticulous execution of the technical drawings in the most professional way, and we prepare drawings so that the professional teams receive the entire information needed to create the high quality result our clients deserve.
But that’s not all: Interior design isn’t mere technical work involving exact details. High-quality planning requires a lot of creativity, imagination, openness and a general view that gathers all parameters into complete harmony. Most people see in any given space the entire ensemble and do not get into details. Sometimes, concentration on a certain detail of a project enables us to make out elements we did not notice before, or to pay attention to special details in the meeting of materials or the interesting encounter of different compounds.
The entire ensemble is composed of many small elements. There’s no doubt that the quality of each and every one is important, but an overall view is no less significant, as it connects all of them by a uniform language that brings them together.
