Demolition & plaster
Remove what needs to go, then prepare walls and surfaces for the next stage. The sequence depends on what is changing.
From the first wall to the final curtain
Renovation, fit-out and furnishing for the rooms you live in. Find the part you need—or bring us the whole plan.
The work, from A to Z / 01
What goes into a home
Some projects begin with a single cupboard. Others start by taking a room back to its walls.Scan the work below, then tell us which rooms are involved and what needs to change. Preparation, finishes and furnishings can be discussed together.
Gypsum ceilings
Shape the overhead lines of a room with gypsum work planned around its proportions and intended finish.
Painting & tiles
Bring walls, floors and edges into the same scheme, with surface preparation and tile layout considered before finishing.
Beds & cupboards
Plan sleeping space and storage around the room’s dimensions, circulation and everyday use.
Sofas & curtains
Choose seating and window treatments with comfort, privacy, light and the scale of the room in mind.
Furniture & decor
Bring the finishing pieces into place so they work with the surfaces, storage and routines already planned.
Furniture & soft furnishings / 02
The pieces that make it yours
Beds, storage, seating and window treatments can be discussed on their own or as part of a wider home fit-out.
Beds
Choose a bed around the room’s proportions, how you use the space and the finish you want to live with.
Cupboards
Plan storage for what you own, with door access and room to move considered before the finish is chosen.
Sofas
Find the right scale and seating arrangement for the people who use your living room every day.
Curtains
Bring privacy, light control and softness to the room with fabric and fitting suited to its windows.
Starting prices are in AED; size, materials and the work involved determine the final quotation.
Two ways to begin / 02
Start where you are
A focused change and a wider renovation call for different conversations. Both begin with what the room needs to do.
A focused update
Make one room work harder
It might be better bedroom storage, new curtains for privacy, a sofa that suits the family or fresh paint and tiles. Tell us what feels awkward now and which parts you want to keep; we can discuss the pieces and finishes that belong in the scope.
Enquire about a room ↗
A broader fit-out
Bring the moving parts together
When surfaces, ceilings, furniture and soft furnishings all need attention, the order matters. We start by discussing the rooms and priorities, then work through preparation, building finishes and the pieces that complete the home. Timing follows the agreed scope.
Discuss a fit-out ↗Before we begin / 03
Useful things to know
The first conversation is most useful when it starts with the space as it is today.
Can I enquire about just one piece?
Yes. You can start with a bed, cupboard, sofa, curtains or another furnishing need. Share the room dimensions, what you want the piece to do and any finishes you already have in mind.
What should I send for renovation work?
Tell us which rooms are involved, what you want removed or changed and what should stay. Photographs and approximate measurements help make the first discussion more specific.
Which work comes first?
Where a room needs several changes, demolition and surface preparation come before plaster, ceilings, paint and tiles. Furniture, curtains and decor follow the building finishes. The exact sequence depends on the work agreed for your home.
How long will my project take?
A furnishing update and a multi-room renovation have very different schedules. Once we understand the rooms, the work involved and when you hope to begin, we can discuss a suitable sequence and timing.
Your next room begins here / 04
Tell us what needs to change
One piece of furniture or work across several rooms: send the essentials, where the work would take place and when you hope to begin.