Before starting the interior development, it is important to define the project goals, budget, and timeline. We gather initial requirements, carry out accurate measurements, and create a detailed design brief.

Then we develop layout solutions, a stylistic concept, and photorealistic visualizations, after which we prepare a complete set of working drawings for the project implementation.

To ensure that the completed interior fully matches the approved design concept, I recommend using the services of author supervision and procurement. As part of supervision, necessary adjustments are made to the working documentation without compromising the overall concept, consultations are provided to the client and contractors on arising issues, and actual dimensions on site are verified.

Author supervision and procurement services are especially relevant for those who, for various reasons, cannot personally oversee the renovation process — due to busy schedules, lack of time, or the desire to ensure a professional level of execution. In such cases, I offer optimal solutions to any issues that arise throughout the implementation stage.

To answer the question of whether these services are mandatory — with a complete design project, you can implement it independently. Author supervision is an additional service that saves you time and provides professional support during the project implementation phase.

Result: professional control over project implementation, coordinated execution of work, and confidence that the interior is realized in exact accordance with the developed concept.

In addition to monitoring construction work for compliance with the approved design concept and working documentation, I also coordinate with suppliers of products and services. Author supervision includes:

Scheduled site visits, trips to stores, showrooms, and contractors.
Business correspondence, phone calls, consultations, and resolving current issues with the Client, builders, and suppliers.
Consultations with involved engineering specialists when necessary.
Working with suppliers on all custom and non-standard items — preparing technical specifications, placing orders, approving samples, clarifying specifications, approving drawings, and, if necessary, consulting with production technologists.
Providing the Client with applicable discounts.
Selecting textiles — curtains, upholstery fabrics, carpets, as well as accessories and decorative elements.

Author supervision should not be confused with technical supervision. It ensures the implementation matches the approved concept and design documentation, while the responsibility for the quality of construction work and compliance with regulatory requirements lies with the site foreman and technical supervision specialists.

Author Supervision & Procurement

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