Often overlooked as an additional expense in the construction process, interior design can significantly increase the value of your property both now and in the future. ES Design adopts the latest interior design methods and materials to ensure your property ages gracefully and delivers maximum value at any point in its life.
01— Coordinate other construction trades and professions to deliver dream home on schedule and under budget.
02— Efficient spatial planning maximises both function and aesthetic of home.
03— Combine your personal style with the latest trends and cutting edge techniques, equipment and furnishings.
04— Timeless design adds long term value for investment, resale or occupation.
05— Access to an extensive network of suppliers that can provide the best quality goods and services at the best prices.
Stage 1—Concept design
Rendered images/elevations and mood boards are presented for proposed space.
Stage 2—Interior design package
Documents detailing finishes, joinery plans, reflected ceiling plans and elevations are compiled.
Stage 3—Interior specification
Final approval of schedule for finishes, fixtures, fittings, equipment, lighting and furniture.
01— Regular meetings to ensure the client is heard and supported throughout.
02— Interior design tailored to the client’s style and requirements.
03— Cost and time-effective solutions that deliver return on investment.
04— Online and offline flexibility in communication.
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