Transparent Proposal Structure

Project-Based Pricing

Each project is assessed according to scope, expected deliverables, and workload. The fee is confirmed in a clear written proposal before work begins.

Clear Scope, Not a Fixed List

How Is the Fee Determined?

Two spaces with the same area, two pieces of furniture with similar dimensions, or two projects with the same number of renders can require very different workloads. We therefore define the requirements and deliverables first, then prepare the proposal around the actual scope.

Assessment by Service

Each service is priced according to its own workflow and delivery criteria.

Interior Design

Area, number of spaces, and design depth

The spaces involved, layout alternatives, concept and material decisions, and requested deliverables are assessed together.

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Custom Furniture Design

Number of pieces, dimensions, and detail complexity

The intended use, internal layout, materials, hardware, and required fabrication detail are taken into account.

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3D Visualization

Input quality, scene scope, and image requirements

The condition of the source model, modelling scope, material complexity, camera views, resolution, and intended use are assessed.

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Technical Drawings & Implementation Files

Available information, drawing list, and level of detail

The state of the approved design, required plans, elevations, sections, details, and file formats form the basis of the fee.

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Proposal Process

Everything Is Defined in Writing Before We Begin

We make the boundaries of the work visible at proposal stage instead of adding unclear items later.

Project Information

Dimensions, plans, photographs, existing files, requirements, and intended use are reviewed together.

Scope & Deliverables

Included services, deliverables, file formats, revision stages, and schedule are defined.

Fee & Terms

Currency, tax status, payment plan, proposal validity, and exclusions are stated in writing.

Currency

Projects in Turkey and Abroad

The proposal currency is agreed at the outset for the relevant market, avoiding an unclear exchange-rate calculation after the project begins.

Projects in Turkey

Turkish lira (TRY)

For clients in Turkey, service fees are normally quoted in Turkish lira.

International Projects

US dollars (USD)

For international clients, service fees are normally quoted in US dollars.

The amount, currency, and validity period are fixed in the proposal. The proposal may be updated after the validity period or when scope changes.

What Is Included in the Proposal?

Included services and exclusions

Deliverables, file formats, and intended use

Revision stages and estimated schedule

Fee, currency, tax, and payment terms

Frequently Asked Questions

Workload in design and project services is not determined by area, furniture count, or image count alone. Source information, detail level, deliverables, and revision structure vary, so a fixed list can be misleading.

A realistic preliminary range can be shared after the basic project information is reviewed. The confirmed fee is stated in the written proposal once scope and deliverables are defined.

Projects in Turkey are normally quoted in TRY and international projects in USD. Any different requirement is agreed before the project begins.

Any new area, deliverable, or design change outside the approved scope is assessed in writing. Additional time and fees are submitted for approval before the extra work begins.

Let’s Define Your Project Scope

Share the space or product, available files, and required deliverables so we can define the right service structure and proposal currency.

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