Renovation and new build interior design, resolved early

A renovation must make better use of an existing home. A new build starts with more freedom, but that freedom fades as the plans become fixed. Luxxe Interiors joins both types of project early. The interior can then shape the building instead of decorating it later.

Key takeaways

• Renovation design finds what should stay, what should move and where the current home can work harder.
• New-build design should begin while windows, ceilings, lighting, joinery and services can still change on paper.
• 3D review and clear drawings move costly choices out of construction and into the design stage.

Renovation design

We study what should stay, what must change and where the structure can do more. We resolve plans, openings, storage, lighting and services together. You then review the result in 3D before we start the drawings.

A clear scope gives builders reliable work to price. It also leaves fewer choices to chance on site.

New-build collaboration

On a new home, early interior work can guide windows, ceilings, joinery, lighting and services. We work with your architect, building designer and builder while those items can still move on paper.

The scope can cover interior architecture alone. It can also continue through furniture and installation as full service interior design.

Frequently asked questions

How early should an interior designer join a new build?

Ideally, start during design development. This is before the planning and building drawings lock key interior choices.

Can you work within an existing renovation plan?

Yes. We review the plan, find gaps or conflicts and agree on changes with the project team.

Do you stay involved during construction?

The scope sets our level of site support. Full service includes design help during construction, so site questions do not weaken the approved design.

Discuss your renovation or new build or view our completed work.