Apartments
Making compact plans feel generous — better circulation, built-in storage, layered lighting and finishes that suit rental or owner-occupied use.
Residential Design
Apartments, maisonettes and villas planned room by room — for the family that lives there, not for a magazine spread.
Kenya Practice
Designing across the country
Free Site Visit
Anywhere in Nairobi
3D Visuals
See it before you build it
Workmanship Guarantee
On all installations
Homes
Apartments, maisonettes and villas
The discipline
A family with three school-age children needs different storage, different surfaces and a different entrance sequence to a couple who work from home and entertain at weekends. Yet both are often handed the same generic layout.
We design around your household: prayer space, guest hosting, homework zones, helper access, laundry flow, shoe storage at the door. These are the details that decide whether a home feels effortless or permanently slightly wrong.
Property types
From a compact one-bedroom to a multi-level family villa.
Making compact plans feel generous — better circulation, built-in storage, layered lighting and finishes that suit rental or owner-occupied use.
Multi-level homes where the staircase, landing and ground-floor flow are usually the biggest opportunity for improvement.
Full-property schemes coordinating living wings, guest areas, staff quarters, terraces and the exterior into one language.
Taking a developer shell or bare handover and turning it into a finished home — joinery, finishes, lighting and furniture.
Reworking older homes: opening up kitchens, upgrading bathrooms, replacing dated joinery and correcting bad earlier work.
A principal bedroom, a study, a nursery or an entrance hall done properly, often as the first step toward a whole-home scheme.
Details that matter
The practical layer beneath the aesthetics.
Residential gallery
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“A home does not need to impress visitors. It needs to make sense at six in the morning with everyone trying to leave at once.
How it runs
Phased so you can often stay in the property while work proceeds.
We walk the whole property with you, room by room, and record what works, what does not and what you want to keep.
Free in Nairobi
A short questionnaire on routines, storage, guests and growth plans that shapes every layout decision.
Week 1
Layouts, palettes and joinery proposals for each space, prioritised so the highest-impact rooms come first.
Week 1 – 3
Priced by room or phase, so you can approve the whole scheme and build it in the order your budget allows.
Week 3
Work zoned and dust-screened room by room, with the kitchen and bathrooms scheduled to minimise disruption.
Week 4 onwards
Furniture placed, finishes cleaned, care notes issued and a follow-up visit booked a few weeks after you settle in.
Final phase
Frequently Asked
Still have a question? Call +254 799 007 610 and speak to a designer directly.
In most cases yes. We zone the work, screen it for dust, protect circulation routes and schedule the noisiest operations into agreed hours. Kitchen and bathroom phases are the ones most likely to need a short period elsewhere.
Start your project
Book a free home visit anywhere in Nairobi. We will give you an honest view of what to prioritise and what it should cost.