How much does an interior design project cost

Interior design is priced per square meter of living area, but the final sum depends on the format of work, how complex the layout is, and how many rooms have special requirements — kitchens, bathrooms, walk-in closets.

Planning without visualization

The base format: a measured floor plan, a layout solution, furniture placement, and electrical, lighting, and plumbing schematics. Suits you if you're managing the renovation yourself, trust your own sense of color and materials, and want to save on visualization.

Full project with 3D visualization

Everything in the 'Planning' format plus a photorealistic visualization of every room, a selection of finishing materials, furniture and lighting, and a full set of working drawings for the builders. The most popular format — it gives you confidence in the result before the renovation even starts.

On-site design supervision

The most complete support: regular site visits by the designer, quality control of the contractors' work, and on-the-spot decisions as the renovation progresses. Pays off on larger projects or when you don't have time to oversee every stage yourself.

What else affects the cost

• Layout complexity — reworking the plan and moving plumbing points costs more than a cosmetic solution within existing walls

• The number of 'complex' rooms — kitchens and bathrooms with engineering work are usually pricier than bedrooms or a living room

• Turnaround time — the standard timeline is 2–6 weeks depending on the format; rushing it raises the price

• A minimum order per project — even a small apartment has a floor price per object

We'll give you an exact figure after a short conversation about your project: a measured floor plan (or a site visit to take measurements) and a few words about your style and budget preferences are enough to start.