FAQ.

We are based in South Yorkshire but have completed projects in London, Sheffield, Barnsley, Doncaster and many more amazing locations. We cover the whole of the England including towns, villages and major cities such as Manchester, Leeds, and York.

Determining a budget is a crucial first step. The cost can vary depending on the project’s scope, the space’s size, and the customisation level. We work closely with our clients to establish a realistic budget that aligns with their vision and requirements. Transparency is critical, and we always provide a detailed breakdown of costs, ensuring no surprises along the way.

The timeline for a commercial interior design project can vary based on factors such as the complexity of the design, the size of the space, and any unforeseen challenges. A project can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. Our team is committed to efficient project management, and we provide clear timelines from the outset, keeping you informed at every stage to ensure a smooth and timely completion.

Functionality is very important in commercial interior design. We take the time to understand your space to optimise layout and productivity. Our team focuses on creating aesthetics and functionality, ensuring that your commercial space looks impressive and enhances productivity.

Your commercial space is an extension of your brand. Our design process involves close relationships with clients to understand their brand personality, colour schemes, and overall vision. We create strong design ideas that suit your brand, leaving a lasting impression on clients, customers, and employees.

A commercial interior designer conceptualises and designs functional, aesthetically pleasing spaces for businesses and public places, focusing on maximising productivity, brand identity, and customer experience. They collaborate with clients, consider functionality, select materials, plan layouts, and oversee the implementation of designs to create inviting and purposeful commercial environments.

The key elements of commercial interior design typically include:

Space Planning: Optimising the layout to ensure efficient use of space and accommodate workflow or customer traffic flow.

Functionality: Designing with the specific needs and functions of the commercial space in mind, such as offices, retail spaces, or restaurants.

Brand Identity: Reflecting the company’s brand, ethos, and values through design elements like colours, logos, and overall ambiance.

Aesthetics: Creating visually appealing environments that resonate with the intended audience or clientele.

Furniture and Fixtures: Selecting and placing furniture, fixtures, and equipment that enhance both the functionality and the overall design aesthetic.

Lighting: Implementing appropriate lighting solutions to set the mood, highlight features, and create an inviting atmosphere.

Materials and Textures: Choosing suitable materials, textures, and finishes that complement the design concept while being durable and practical.

Accessibility and Safety: Ensuring compliance with building codes and regulations while prioritising safety and accessibility for all users.

Sustainability: Incorporating eco-friendly and sustainable design practices and materials where possible.

Technology Integration: Incorporating technological elements seamlessly into the design, such as smart systems or multimedia installations, depending on the space’s requirements.

These elements, when thoughtfully combined, contribute to creating a well-designed and functional commercial space tailored to the client’s needs.

We offer a range of services that cover all aspects of Interior Design, from the initial concept to the finishing touches.

Some of the areas we cover as part of our Interior Design services include:

– Brand Positioning / Customer Profiling

– Consultancy

– 2D Space Planning

– Concept Design & Development
– Photorealistic 3D Visualisation
– Technical & Detail Design Drawings

– Construction Drawings

– Bespoke Joinery Drawings
– FF&E Specification & Schedules
– Project Management

– Snagging & Quality Control

– Contractor/Supplier Liaison

Continuing your brand into your Interior space is a vital tool that can strengthen your business and further enhance the experience for your customers. What’s more, aligning all your branding helps to solidify a cohesive identity that resonates with your target market, helping to stay recognisable and build trust. Your interior space should embody the core values of your business, just like a logo or website would.

We specialise in the workplace, education and hospitality sectors.