Interior delivery, Bratislava – Prístavná project

Interior delivery
Bratislava – Prístavná project

A four-room flat in a new-build that we took over as a bare shell. The owner wanted a simple, elegant home with low-maintenance surfaces — designed so that a robot vacuum cleaner can clean all of it. We went through the whole journey: brief, layout, visualisations, technical documentation, choice of suppliers and delivery. Below is every step: what happened in it and what the client received from it.

Project

Interior of a flat in a new-build

Location

Bratislava – Prístavná

Floor area

121.6 m², 4 rooms

Scope

From brief to delivery

Step 01

Brief and original condition

We took over the flat as a bare shell with complete documentation from the developer — with ceiling cooling, underfloor heating and external blinds. At the meeting we wrote down the brief: a home for long-term living, simple and elegant, without dust traps and with surfaces that do not need excessive care. We then surveyed and photographed the flat room by room.

What the client received: Written brief, survey and photo documentation of the bare shell room by room

From the brief

Uselong-term living
Stylesimple and elegant — light colours, wood, black only in details
Maintenanceno dust traps, a flat designed for a robot vacuum cleaner
Floorwood, laid in a herringbone pattern
Lightingtwo modes — day and evening
Controlflat controlled from a phone
Kitchenpractical, for someone who likes to cook

Original condition — bare shell

Step 02

Layout

We refined the layout of the flat in five versions. The result is an open day zone with a kitchen, island and dining area, a bedroom with a wardrobe and its own bathroom, a guest room with a workspace, a gym, a utility room, a large bathroom and a separate WC.

What the client received: Layout in five versions and the final floor plan with furniture arrangement

Proposed layout — flat in Bratislava – Prístavná

Step 03

3D visualisations

First we transferred the layout into 3D — the views from above show the furniture arrangement and materials in every part of the flat. The photorealistic visualisations then went through seven rounds. After each one we went through the comments with the client — from setting the kitchen cabinets back from the ceiling because of the air conditioning to the grab handles in the bathrooms and the storage space behind the mirrors.

What the client received: 3D layout with views from above and photorealistic visualisations of all rooms in seven rounds of revisions

Visualisations — final version

3D layout — views from above

Step 04

Technical documentation

Once the design was approved, we prepared the technical documentation: drawings of made-to-measure furniture room by room, electrical installation and lighting, and documents for the bathrooms. Based on it, the joiner prepared the production documentation after taking his own measurements.

What the client received: Drawings of made-to-measure furniture, electrical installation and lighting, documents for the bathrooms

Kitchen drawing — sample from the technical documentation

Documentation previews

Step 05

Selection of materials, budget and suppliers

We chose the materials with samples in hand — wood, stone, wall and floor tiles. For the individual parts we approached suppliers and compiled a budget from their offers, which we updated continuously together with an overview of deposits and payments.

What the client received: Selection of materials, budget, overview of suppliers, deposits and orders

For this flat

Suppliersmore than 15 — furniture, kitchen, appliances, light fittings, sanitary ware, wall and floor tiles, glass, shading and air conditioning
Budgetcontinuously updated, with an overview of deposits and payments
In additionmoving and cleaning before moving in

Selection of materials

Step 06

Delivery management

We took over delivery management — the work schedule, orders, acceptance of deliveries and checking of the work up to the handover of the finished flat.