When to Engage the Maker:

With the integration of smart technologies and popular design trends, and the timeline complexities of today’s luxury homes, the maker should be brought in at the earliest planning stage. The interior design elements are the final layer of the home that a client will see and interact with daily; everything from the foundation up dictates the options available for the final layout and how it will translate from room to room.

Identifying and addressing home specifics such as mechanical locations, structural impediments, and lighting or appliance integration, can prevent unnecessary design limitations down the road.  While helping mitigate costly changes for the client, prudent planning also allows for the maker to determine special construction or layout needs ahead of time, thus providing a much better finished product than reacting to onsite conditions.

Understanding the elongated timeline of custom home building, we schedule and price projects in 3 distinct phases.

Design

During our design phase, we create a CAD based floorplan and interior elevations, noting locations for mechanical and any other special needs during framing- such as soffits, fur outs, or blocking.

Manufacture

We run a separate production schedule working backwards from the date that the home will be ready for delivery of interiors. Depending on the scope of the project, this manufacturing phase can be anywhere from a couple of weeks, to several months. Due to the high demand for our expertise, it is imperative to secure a position in our production schedule during early planning, as our projects are typically booked from months to a year in advance.

Installation

Once manufacturing is completed, we have highly skilled carpenters that seamlessly integrate the finish product into the home, as well as assist in any other highly detailed elements that require a craftsman’s touch.

When to Engage the Maker:

With the integration of smart technologies and popular design trends, and the timeline complexities of today’s luxury homes, the maker should be brought in at the earliest planning stage. The interior design elements are the final layer of the home that a client will see and interact with daily; everything from the foundation up dictates the options available for the final layout and how it will translate from room to room.

Identifying and addressing home specifics such as mechanical locations, structural impediments, and lighting or appliance integration, can prevent unnecessary design limitations down the road.  While helping mitigate costly changes for the client, prudent planning also allows for the maker to determine special construction or layout needs ahead of time, thus providing a much better finished product than reacting to onsite conditions.

Understanding the elongated timeline of custom home building, we schedule and price projects in 3 distinct phases.

Design

During our design phase, we create a CAD based floorplan and interior elevations, noting locations for mechanical and any other special needs during framing- such as soffits, fur outs, or blocking.

Manufacture

We run a separate production schedule working backwards from the date that the home will be ready for delivery of interiors. Depending on the scope of the project, this manufacturing phase can be anywhere from a couple of weeks, to several months. Due to the high demand for our expertise, it is imperative to secure a position in our production schedule during early planning, as our projects are typically booked from months to a year in advance.

Installation

Once manufacturing is completed, we have highly skilled carpenters that seamlessly integrate the finish product into the home, as well as assist in any other highly detailed elements that require a craftsman’s touch.