Interiors Design

Consultation and Concept Development

  • Initial Consultation: Understand the client’s vision, preferences, and goals.
  • Concept Creation: Develop a design concept that reflects the brand’s identity, theme, and target audience.

Space Planning and Layout Design

  • Space Analysis: Assess the existing space to determine the best layout.
  • Layout Design: Create efficient and functional floor plans, including seating arrangements, kitchen space, and service areas.

Color Scheme and Material Selection

  • Color Palette: Develop a cohesive color scheme that enhances the ambiance and brand identity.
  • Material Selection: Choose appropriate materials for furniture, flooring, walls, and decor elements.

Lighting Design

  • Ambient Lighting: Design general lighting to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
  • Task Lighting: Plan lighting for specific tasks like dining, kitchen, and service areas.
  • Accent Lighting: Highlight architectural features, artwork, and key design elements.

Furniture and Fixtures

  • Custom Furniture: Design bespoke furniture pieces that match the cafe’s theme and provide comfort.
  • Fixture Selection: Choose fixtures that complement the overall design and are functional.

Decorative Elements

  • Artwork and Wall Decor: Select or commission artwork that aligns with the cafe’s theme.
  • Textiles and Accessories: Choose fabrics for upholstery, curtains, and decorative accessories.

Signage and Branding Integration

  • Branding Elements: Incorporate the cafe’s logo, colors, and branding elements into the design.
  • Signage Design: Design attractive and functional signage for both interior and exterior spaces.

Sustainable Design

  • Eco-friendly Materials: Use sustainable and eco-friendly materials wherever possible.
  • Energy-efficient Solutions: Implement energy-efficient lighting and appliances.

Project Management

  • Coordination: Coordinate with contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders.
  • Timeline Management: Ensure the project stays on schedule and within budget.
  • Quality Control: Monitor the quality of work and materials used.

Final Styling and Setup

  • Installation: Oversee the installation of furniture, fixtures, and decor elements.
  • Styling: Arrange final touches to create a polished and inviting space.

Post-completion Support

  • Feedback and Adjustments: Gather client feedback and make any necessary adjustments.
  • Maintenance Tips: Provide guidelines for maintaining the interior design elements.

Site Measurement & Space Planning

  • Linear Measurement: Measure walls, ceilings, floors, doors, and windows.
  • Area Measurement: Calculate the total area of the space.
  • Volume Measurement: Useful for spaces with varying ceiling heights.
  • Photographic Documentation: Take photos for reference.
  • Sketches and Notes: Create rough sketches and detailed notes on existing conditions.
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2D & 3D Drawing

  • Line Drawing: Using lines to define shapes and contours.
  • Shading: Creating light and dark areas to suggest volume and depth.
  • Perspective: Applying techniques like one-point, two-point, and three-point perspective to create an illusion of depth

Estimation

  1. Itemize Costs: Break down the costs for each element of the project to avoid hidden expenses.
  2. Budget Wisely: Prioritize essential items and be flexible with non-essential features.
  3. Regular Updates: Keep track of expenses throughout the project to ensure you stay within budget.
  4. Contracts: Have detailed contracts with clear terms for services, timelines, and payments.
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Project Execution with material

 

  • Needs Assessment: Determine the goals, budget, timeline, and specific needs of the space.
  • Space Analysis: Measure the area and understand the structural aspects, including electrical, plumbing, and load-bearing elements.
  • Concept Development: Create mood boards, sketches, and initial design concepts.
  • Material Selection: Identify the types of materials needed (e.g., flooring, wall coverings, furniture, fixtures)