The work you choose
A wardrobe update and a whole-home interior involve different quantities and responsibilities. Start with the spaces and work you actually need.
YOUR INTERIOR INVESTMENT
Understand what goes into your home.
A useful budget starts with the work you need and the choices behind it. Understand what changes the investment, where to prioritise and what a quotation should explain.
BEHIND THE QUOTATION
Six things that shape the total.
What you retain or replace
Existing floors, furniture and fittings may remain useful. Removing or replacing them can add preparation, disposal and associated site work.
Measured quantities
Cabinetry, paint, curtains and counters are measured differently. Floor area alone cannot describe the quantity of each element.
Materials and mechanisms
Board and shutter specifications, countertop materials, hardware, drawer systems and fabrics all influence the investment.
Detailing and customisation
Individual joinery, feature walls and made-to-order furniture need different design, fabrication and installation inputs from simpler selections.
Site work and responsibilities
Access, existing conditions, electrical or plumbing alterations, delivery and installation affect the agreed scope. Taxes and exclusions should be recorded separately.
INVEST WHERE IT MATTERS TO YOU
One home can have more than one finish level.
You might choose straightforward wardrobe shutters and invest in internal storage you use daily. Or retain a good floor while adding better lighting and a more comfortable sofa.
Essential, Signature and Luxe describe specifications and features. Workmanship receives the same care across all three. A higher investment should have a clear reason in the selected material, product or detail.
Compare finish levelsCOMPARE THE WORK AS WELL AS THE TOTAL
What does each quotation actually include?
Scope · Specifications · Responsibilities
A lower headline can describe less work or a different specification. Ask for these details so the comparison is useful.
- Spaces, work and measured quantities
- Material specifications, finishes and hardware
- Furniture, appliances and fixtures included
- Preparation, removal and associated site work
- Design deliverables, procurement and installation responsibilities
- Taxes, exclusions, assumptions and treatment of changes
PRICING AVAILABLE ON CONSULTATION
A scope that fits your space.
Actual pricing depends on measurements, materials, specifications and final scope. Inclusions, exclusions, assumptions, taxes and any design or coordination fees should be clear in the proposal. Changes are reviewed for their effect on investment and timing before proceeding.