Turnkey interiors aim to provide a ready-to-use living or working space without the necessity for additional planning or input once completed. This approach covers everything from layout planning to final decoration, providing a streamlined way to bring interiors into shape with minimal steps for the client.
Each stage is usually handled by a single service, making it a coordinated effort from start to finish.
Complete design and planning:
Turnkey interiors usually start with space planning, where professionals assess the layout and suggest arrangements based on the purpose of each area. They take into account furniture placement, movement flow, natural light, and structural features. Color themes, surface finishes, and styling details are also decided in this stage.
Project management included:
Once the layout and theme are approved, the service moves ahead with sourcing materials and overseeing the work. Flooring, lighting, ceiling treatments, wall finishes, and carpentry work are managed under one umbrella. This keeps all parts moving at the same pace. Rather than relying on separate contractors, a single team handles scheduling and coordination.
Custom furniture and storage:
Built-in units such as wardrobes, modular kitchens, and bathroom cabinets are often part of the plan. These pieces are usually designed to match the overall style while also fitting the space. This keeps things consistent and avoids mismatch across the property. Depending on the client’s preferences, some spaces also include loose furniture or decorative items.
Finishing touches:
Soft furnishings, light fittings, curtains, rugs, and accessories are added towards the end of the work. These final elements help tie the entire look together. They are selected to match the design and may be sourced as part of the service or based on the client’s choices.
Timeframe and delivery:
A clear timeline is usually shared before the work begins. The service is planned in such a way that everything is completed and ready for use by the handover date. This is one of the key features of a turnkey setup delivering a space that’s fully prepared for immediate use without additional follow-up work.
Quality and coordination:
Since all work is completed under a single team or company, the quality tends to stay consistent throughout the space. From flooring finishes to paintwork and fittings, everything is managed under one plan. This allows for fewer interruptions and more predictability in results.
