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Technical Design

Technical drawings

Technical drawings are essential for clear communication between designers, contractors, and clients, ensuring that the design intent is accurately executed.. These drawings help visualize the space, understand dimensions, materials, and the placement of elements. We provide the following technical design services.

1. Floor Plans

A Furniture Layout Plan details furniture placement, while a Dimensioned Floor Plan provides scaled measurements of the space. Partition and Floor Finishes Plans outline non-load-bearing walls and flooring materials or finishes.

2. Elevations

Interior Elevations: Detailed vertical drawings of walls, showcasing the design of fixed elements such as cabinetry, wall treatments, windows, doors, and any decorative features.
Kitchen/Bathroom Elevations: Specific elevations of kitchens and bathrooms, showing cabinetry, fixtures, appliances, and tile layouts.

3. Sections

Wall Sections: Cut-through views of walls that show the construction, layers of finishes, and details like molding, trim, or special wall features.
Joinery Sections: Detailed sections of custom cabinetry, shelving, or built-in furniture to illustrate the construction and materials used.

4. Ceiling Plans

Reflected Ceiling Plan (RCP): A plan showing the ceiling design, including the location of light fixtures, HVAC vents, ceiling materials, or any decorative ceiling treatments (like coffers or beams).
Lighting Layout: Includes the type, location, and specification of light fixtures and switches.

5. Electrical and Plumbing Plans

Electrical Layout: Shows the location of electrical outlets, switches, lighting fixtures, and any integrated systems (e.g., home automation, audio systems).
Plumbing Layout: For kitchens, bathrooms, or any areas requiring plumbing, this plan indicates the location of pipes, drains, and fixtures like sinks, toilets, or bathtubs.

6. Finishes and Materials Plans

Wall Finishes Plan: Indicates the materials and treatments for each wall (e.g., paint colors, tiles).
Flooring Material Plan: Specifies the flooring materials used in each space, such as hardwood, tile, or carpet. Joinery Details: Detailed drawings of custom cabinetry, built-ins, or other millwork with materials, finishes, and hardware.

7. Furniture and Fixture Details

Custom Furniture Details: Drawings that showcase custom furniture design, dimensions, and material choices.
Furniture Specification Sheets: Detailed breakdown of the selected furniture items, including materials, dimensions, and supplier information.

8. 3D Renderings

Perspective Drawings: These are 3D views that help clients visualize the space. They are not always “technical” but can provide a realistic sense of the design.

9. Schedules

Schedules include details for doors/windows (dimensions, materials, finishes), lighting fixtures (specifications, placement), and surface finishes (walls, floors, ceilings).

10. Details and Specifications

Architectural Details: Show more intricate design elements like custom molding, staircases, or feature walls in great detail.
Material Specifications: Provide detailed descriptions of all materials and finishes used, including suppliers, product codes, and care instructions.

Bathrooms

This bathroom design is characterized by a modern, and minimalist aesthetic with a subdued, earthy color palette. The walls and floors are finished in textured gray, providing a monochromatic, cohesive look that exudes calm and sophistication. The use of subtle textures adds depth and visual interest, preventing the space from feeling flat despite the restrained color palette. The suspended toilet with hidden plumbing maintains a clean and uncluttered appearance, adding to the minimalist style Soft, integrated lighting along the ceiling perimeter adds a warm glow that accentuates the textures, creating a cozy ambiance. The floating vanity is the focal point, crafted from a stunning piece of marble with rich veining in shades of brown, gold, and cream This bathroom is a perfect example of how to use minimalism, texture, and a restrained palette to achieve an elegant, modern space that feels both functional and visually engaging.
 

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Kitchens

This kitchen design embraces a modern, minimalist aesthetic with a focus on clean lines, neutral tones, and luxurious materials.
The light beige cabinetry, sleek and handle-free, contributes to a seamless and uncluttered look.
The striking marble backsplash and countertop add elegance and sophistication, featuring bold veining that introduces natural patterns into the space. The lighting above the island and under the cabinetry creates a warm ambiance, enhancing the atmosphere and highlighting the textures of the materials. Blue velvet chairs at the island introduce a pop of color and add a touch of softness to the overall design. This kitchen is a perfect balance of modern style and functionality, ideal for a chic, contemporary home.