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I approach interior design through an understanding of lifestyle, spatial functionality, and long-term quality of living.

The goal is not to create spaces that look good only in photographs, but interiors that are well-organized, comfortable for everyday life, and feasible to execute in practice. I believe that a quality interior is created through thoughtful decisions, good spatial organization, and a balance between aesthetics, functionality, and budget.

Each project is developed individually, taking into account the users’ needs, the character of the space, and the technical possibilities of execution. Special attention is given to functionality, proportions, materials, lighting, and details that have a long-term impact on the quality of how the space is used.

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An interior should first and foremost be functional, comfortable, and designed for long-term living.

Interior Architecture Consultation

Alongside interior design services, I also provide professional consultation throughout all phases of space planning and interior renovation.

Consultation services may include:

  • analysis of the existing space and its potential

  • assistance with layout organization and functionality

  • consultation before purchasing an apartment or property

  • planning renovations and spatial reorganization

  • optimization of space and budget

  • selection of materials, lighting, and equipment

  • consultation regarding custom-made furniture

  • support in decision-making during the execution phase

The goal of the consultation is to help clients understand their space in a rational and long-term way, avoid common mistakes during the renovation process, and make well-informed decisions before construction begins.

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Interior Design Process

Each interior project is developed through clearly defined phases — from the initial spatial analysis and concept design to the detailed technical documentation for execution.

Special attention is given to functionality, material quality, spatial organization, and the long-term quality of living.

Interior Designer

​1. Initial Consultation and Existing Condition Analysis

The process begins with a detailed analysis of the existing condition of the space.

Based on precise on-site measurements:

  • the space is drawn in a computer-based design program

  • existing digital drawings are adjusted to match the actual condition of the space

  • the client’s requirements and wishes are analyzed

  • the project brief is defined

2. Concept Interior Design
 

Based on the defined requirements:

  • alternative furniture layout solutions are developed

  • different spatial organization options are analyzed

  • the final solution is selected collaboratively with the client

  • a moodboard is created to visually present the desired atmosphere

  • both standard and custom-made furniture solutions are considered

3. Preliminary Interior Design Project
 

A detailed development of the selected concept design approved by the client.

In this phase:

  • floor plans and room sections are further developed

  • the optimal spatial and furniture layout is defined

  • dimensions of built-in and/or movable furniture are determined

  • functional and ergonomic solutions are developed for each room
     

The following elements are defined in detail:

  • interior materials and color palette

  • floor and wall finishes

  • technical and aesthetic characteristics of materials

  • lighting and equipment proposals

  • standard furniture elements and custom-made furniture solutions
     

For each interior element, solutions are proposed in accordance with the functional requirements of the space, the client’s preferences, and quality standards.
 

At this stage, a conceptual-level 3D interior model is also developed.

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4. Detailed Interior Design Project
 

In this phase, all technical aspects of the project are developed in detail.
 

Specification of Built-In Elements

  • selection and dimensioning of standard furniture and other built-in equipment (sanitary fixtures, electrical equipment, etc.)
     

Ceiling Plan and Lighting Proposal

  • ceiling plan with precise lighting positions according to the function of the space

  • proposal of lighting types, dimensions, and fixture models within the agreed budget
     

Electrical Installations

  • electrical installation plan adapted to the new spatial layout

  • positions of switches, power outlets, network, and TV installations

  • technical drawings required for electrical installation works
     

Plans for All Other Required Installations

  • water supply, drainage, and sewage plans — technical documentation for installation adjustments
     

Finishes and Color Scheme

  • specification of materials and colors for floors and walls

  • proposal of material types, finishes, and recommended manufacturers

  • floor and wall covering layout schemes

  • paving and finishing schemes for the space

5. Custom Furniture Drawings
 

If the space requires furniture that is not available as a standard product, detailed custom-made furniture drawings are developed.

In this phase:

  • dimensions and organization of furniture elements are defined

  • materials and finishes are specified

  • fittings and technical specifications are determined

  • functional and construction details of the furniture are developed

These drawings serve as a basis for coordination with the contractor / joinery workshop and for the preparation of workshop drawings produced by the contractor.

6. Design Supervision and Support During Construction
 

During the execution phase, design supervision is carried out to ensure that all elements are implemented in accordance with the project documentation and the agreed design concept.

Depending on the scope of the project, support during construction may include:
 

  • review and approval of workshop drawings for custom-made furniture

  • evaluation of contractors’ proposals and consultation during the selection process

  • visits to furniture, ceramic, and other supplier showrooms

  • assistance with the selection of materials and samples

  • regular site visits

  • clarification of technical details during construction

  • supervision of compliance between the executed work and the design documentation

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7. Final Interior Coordination
 

After the completion of construction works, a final review of the space is carried out to ensure that all interior elements are aligned with the project documentation and the selected design concept.

If required, the following may be included:
 

  • coordination of final interior details

  • positioning of decorative elements and artworks

  • verification of functionality and quality of execution

  • recommendations for additional spatial adjustments
     

The goal of the final phase is to achieve a cohesive, functional space and an atmosphere aligned with the client’s lifestyle.

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