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Find the right boundary for your project.

A few connected rooms can need a different conversation from an entire apartment.

These examples explain what a scope might include—and what it would leave alone. They are not contractor services available to book.

01 / Apartment interiors

Apartment-wide interior renewal

Bring a collection of separate rooms into one coherent home. Add useful storage and a consistent finish, while keeping the existing room arrangement.

Explore this scope in a study

Proposed changes

  • Wall finishes and flooring
  • Internal doors and fitted storage
  • Kitchen finishes within the existing room

What stays

  • Existing room boundaries
  • External windows and openings
  • The existing bathroom

Outside this scope

  • Structural alterations or extensions
  • Façade and roof work
  • Bathroom renovation

02 / Connected rooms

Phased connected-room refurbishment

Refresh the entrance, sitting room and dining room while keeping their existing connections. Let the household's practical needs shape the questions about access and the order of work.

Explore this scope in a study

Proposed changes

  • Finishes across the entrance, sitting room and dining room
  • Flooring transitions and agreed internal joinery
  • Entrance storage and an order of work to discuss

What stays

  • Existing room openings
  • The timber staircase and upper floor
  • The existing kitchen

Outside this scope

  • Wall removal or extensions
  • Kitchen replacement
  • Any promise of occupation during works

03 / Kitchen & living

Focused kitchen and living-area update

Make a compact kitchen more useful and visually connected to its living space. Keep the room arrangement and define a smaller intervention, rather than treating the whole home as a renovation.

Explore this scope in a study

Proposed changes

  • Cabinetry, work surfaces and useful storage
  • Coordinated kitchen and adjoining living-area finishes
  • Agreed fitting work and a lighting proposal for specialist review

What stays

  • The kitchen footprint
  • Existing room boundaries
  • External windows and openings

Outside this scope

  • Whole-home refurbishment or an extension
  • Assumed relocation of existing services
  • Guaranteed reuse of existing components

Before a scope is agreed

The specialist role belongs in the conversation.

Design, electrical and other specialist contributions need named responsibilities. This concept does not imply an in-house architectural practice, a repair call-out service or automatic coverage of every construction trade.