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Turnkey interior design project

An interior design project is the complete set of documentation the interior is built from: concept and layout, photorealistic 3D visualisation, technical drawings, specifications and a cost estimate. One approved document instead of scattered decisions, so the contractor works from drawings rather than verbal agreements.

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20

years in practice

250+

projects

50+

partner showrooms

2–2.5

months per project

Who it's for

When you need this service

01

Apartment

A new build without finishes, or a resale apartment being reconfigured. You need one coherent project built around the family’s living scenarios.

02

Country house

Multiple floors, complex engineering, façade solutions. We keep everything within one unified concept.

03

Public space

An office, café, showroom or hotel. The interior works for the brand and for the flow of guests.

04

Investment property

Memorable interior design, budget control, durable solutions.

Tasks

What this service solves

What the service handles for you in practice.

  1. 01We turn the developer’s layout or an existing space into a thoughtfully designed living environment.
  2. 02We work through the layout, electrics, lighting and wet areas before construction starts, so nothing has to be redone.
  3. 03We create a complete interior rather than a set of disconnected decisions and purchases without a system.
  4. 04We lock the budget in advance: renovation, materials, furniture, and equipment.
  5. 05We prepare a full set of drawings, so the contractor works from them rather than from verbal instructions.
  6. 06We preserve the original design idea on site through technical documentation and design supervision.

Scope

What the interior design project consists of

  1. 01Technical brief and concept: a questionnaire on habits and daily scenarios, a measured survey, plans of the structures to be removed and built, two furniture and equipment layouts, a reference selection and a preliminary choice of materials. It all comes together in one document, “Concept and Technical Brief”.
  2. 023D visualisation: photorealistic renders of every room, at least two views each. Materials, lighting, furniture and the volume of the space are visible before the renovation starts.
  3. 03Technical documentation: floor and ceiling plans with sections, a lighting plan tied to the switches, power and low-voltage wiring, elevations of every wall, junction details, ventilation and air conditioning, and drawings for bespoke furniture.
  4. 04Material selection and cost estimate: schedules of finishes, door openings and furniture, the selection of materials and interior pieces, supplier quotes, and the project cost estimate.

Result

What you get

Any contractor can work from a finished project: you are not tied to one team and you keep control of quality at every stage.

  • An interior design project ready to be handed over to builders and contractors.
  • A refined layout where every square metre supports the living scenarios.
  • 3D visualisations that show the future interior before the renovation starts.
  • A set of drawings and specifications that keeps the risk of rework to a minimum.
  • A documented basis for procurement, design supervision and delivery.

Packages

Three work formats

From layout and concept to a turnkey design project for implementation

01

Basic

€50/m²

  • Concept and Technical brief for design.
  • On-site measurements and photo documentation.
  • Layout solution, 1–2 units.
  • Collages.
  • 3D visualisation of key rooms.
  • Working documentation in the minimum required scope.
  • Basic selection of materials, furniture, and equipment.

Full scope

Chosen by 90%

02

Standard

€80/m²

  • Concept and design brief.
  • Measurements and on-site photo documentation of the property.
  • Space planning solution, 2–3 options.
  • Collages.
  • Photorealistic 3D visualisation, 2–3 options / incl. images.
  • Technical documentation in full scope.
  • Basic selection of materials, furniture and equipment.

Full set

03

Extended

€110/m²

  • Concept, design brief, measurements and on-site photo documentation of the property.
  • Space planning solution, 3–5 options + collages.
  • Photorealistic 3D visualisation, 3–5 options / incl. images.
  • Technical documentation in extended scope + drawings of custom-made items.
  • Complete selection of materials, furniture, lighting and equipment.
  • Lighting design and lighting calculations.
  • Procurement package: materials schedules, equipment specifications, suppliers’ commercial offers, project estimate.
  • Furnishing and decor: material samples, textiles, tableware, decoration, joint visits to showrooms — the first month is included, then a separate agreement.
  • Design supervision — the first month is included, then a separate agreement.

Full set

Documents

Sample design project

Real sheets from a project drawing set. This is how the documentation you receive looks.

PDF

Technical brief — sample

PDF

Concept design — concept and visualisations

PDF

Technical documentation — drawing set

PDF

Project budget

Service cost

from €50/m²

Starting price

The final cost depends on floor area, the scope of work, and timelines. Get an accurate quote in the calculator in a few minutes.

Calculate the cost

Process

Stages of work on the interior design project

Each stage ends with a clear deliverable you receive in hand.

01

Stage

Technical brief and measurements

We document tasks, usage scenarios and aesthetic guidelines. We visit the site and take precise measurements with reference to the existing utilities.

Technical brief and measured survey

02

Stage

3D interior visualisation

We build the artistic character of the interior (materials, colour, light and texture) and present it in photorealistic renders, at least two views per room.

An approved visual concept for every room

03

Stage

Technical documentation

We translate the approved concept into the language of construction: plans, wall elevations, junction details, electrics and lighting, specifications. The set the contractor works from.

A technical documentation set for the renovation

04

Stage

Material selection and cost estimate

We draw up the schedules and select materials, furniture and equipment, collect supplier quotes and compile the project cost estimate. A clear budget before any purchasing starts.

A basis for purchasing and furnishing

Cases

Examples of our work

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Experts

Who delivers the service

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Face of the studio

Nadezhda Guseva

Chief Designer

I look for a solution where beauty and comfort do not compete with each other. Speaker and founder of a design school.

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Svetlana Merkuleva

Designer

Honestly

What’s not included

We set the boundaries of the service upfront, so there are no surprises.

  • Construction, installation and finishing works: carried out by the contractor and priced separately.
  • Furnishing and procurement: the purchase and delivery of materials, furniture and equipment. A separate service.
  • Design supervision on site is a separate service: checking that the renovation matches the project.
  • Decoration and final styling (textiles, accent lighting, accessories, planting) are covered by a separate agreement.
  • Building services design (heating, ventilation, air conditioning, low-voltage systems, smart home) is carried out by specialist engineers.
  • Approval of a reconfiguration is a separate procedure: our partner with the relevant licence prepares the official documentation and obtains approval from the authorities. All our projects go through the official approval process.

Why us

Why ARTEVRIKA

01

20 years designing interiors

A refined process, from the questionnaire to design supervision on site.

02

250+ projects in our portfolio

Residential and country projects, public spaces, common areas and architecture, from compact to large-scale.

03

Designed for implementation

Visualisation comes together with drawings, specifications and a cost estimate, ready to be handed over to the build.

04

Furnishing and supervision within one team

Material selection, work with suppliers, and site visits to verify the project.

05

Clear process

Fixed timelines by stage, a budget before renovation starts, honest communication at every step.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How much does an interior design project cost?

The cost is determined by the floor area, the type of property and the package you choose. The Basic package starts from from €50/m², Standard from from €80/m², Extended from from €110/m². For an exact figure, use the calculator or go through it with the designer at the first meeting.

What package do you deliver under the contract?

A complete set of project documentation: the technical brief with measurements, the layout, photorealistic 3D visualisation, the technical documentation with drawings and wall elevations, material schedules and a cost estimate. Furnishing, procurement and design supervision are separate services that can be added to the project on request.

When will I have the documentation so building can start?

For a property of standard size the project is usually ready in 1.5–2.5 months, from the start to the handover of the technical documentation. We set out the schedule for each stage in the contract at the first meeting, so you can plan the start of the renovation in advance.

How does an interior design project differ from a standard layout?

A layout only settles where the furniture goes. An interior design project is the full set of documentation for the renovation: drawings for electrics, lighting, floors and ceilings, wall elevations, junction details and a cost estimate. Builders work from the drawing set rather than by eye.

What does my contractor get to work from?

Your contractor receives the technical documentation set: floor and ceiling plans, the electrical plan tied to the switches, wall elevations, sections, material schedules and specifications. That is enough to carry out the renovation in full.

Do you work remotely?

Yes. Most stages run remotely: the technical brief, the concept, visualisation and technical documentation. Measurements and design supervision on site follow a visit schedule agreed in advance. We work with clients both in person and remotely, depending on the project.

What is not included in the design project cost?

The service does not include construction, installation and finishing works, the purchase of materials and furniture (that is a separate service, furnishing and procurement), or official approval of a reconfiguration. We explain how the approval works and recommend partners who handle it.

Can I order only part of the services, not the entire project?

Yes. The studio takes on individual stages, for example the layout alone or the technical documentation alone, as well as the full cycle. At the first consultation we discuss the task and suggest the format that fits.

Is design supervision required, and what does it include?

Design supervision means regular site visits by the designer: we check the work against the drawings, record deviations and agree solutions on the spot. It makes a gap between the project and what gets built far less likely. The Extended package includes supervision for the first month; support after that is agreed separately.

How do I start working on a project?

Request a consultation: the designer will visit the property or meet you online to discuss the task, the floor area and the timeline, and to propose a clear next step. After the measurements you receive an exact cost and a stage-by-stage plan.

Side by side

How an interior design project differs from a layout and 3D visuals

Three things get mixed up regularly. The difference is whether you can actually build from the document or only picture the result.

Developer’s layout plan

A technical floor plan with no living scenarios

It shows walls and areas, nothing more. Storage, lighting, electrics and wet areas are not worked through, so the plan is awkward to live with and the mistakes surface during the renovation.

Beautiful 3D visuals

Impressive, but it cannot be built

Visualisation shows how it will look, but not how to build it. Without drawings, junction details and specifications the contractor works by guesswork.

Interior design project

The document that construction is based on

A layout built around your scenarios, plus 3D, technical drawings, junction details, specifications and a cost estimate. The contractor delivers the interior exactly as designed, with no improvising on site.

Consultation

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