An interior brief that starts after the building is frozen is already late. Joinery depths, lighting layers and storage belong in the same drawing set as the structure - or the rooms will always feel like they arrived later.
Start with how the day runs
We ask where bags land, where children do homework, where guests actually sit. Moodboards come after that. A beautiful sofa in the wrong place is still a planning failure.
One drawing set
- Furniture and joinery coordinated with structure and MEP
- Lighting designed with the electrical set, not as afterthought pendants
- Finish schedules that a site team can buy against without guessing
Storage as architecture
Wardrobes and utility walls should thicken the plan, not float as furniture. When storage is designed early, living rooms stay calm without looking empty.
If the envelope and the interior describe different lives, the client will feel it every morning.
Sign-off that means something
Client approval is a dated set - plans, elevations, finish board photographs. Verbal “looks fine” is not a sign-off. The site only builds what is written.
