Luxury
Redefined

Initial Consultation – Project Discovery / Site Survey

Conduct an in-depth discussion with the client to understand their vision, preferences and requirements.

Assess the drawings or existing space and gather essential information about the architectural requirements and project scope

Conceptual Schematic Design Phase

Collaborate with the architects and designers to create initial conceptual designs that align with the client’s vision

Present design options, incorporating architectural elements, engineering considerations and material choices

Design Refinement & Revisions

Engage in iterative discussions with the client for feedback on the initial designs

Refine the design based on client input, ensuring it meets both aesthetic and functional expectations

Comprehensive Project Planning

Develop a detailed project plan that includes timelines, milestones, and budget estimates

Provide a clear breakdown of the multidisciplinary services involved in the project

Client Approval & Contract Agreement

Obtain client approval on the final design and project plan

Formalize the agreement through a detailed contract, clearly outlining responsibilities, timelines and costs

Implementation Phase

Initiate the architectural design and engineering processes

Begin comprehensive project management, coordinating masonry, gas work, construction, stone and metal fabrication, millwork and other relevant aspects

Regular Client Communication

Maintain open communication throughout the project providing regular updates on progress and addressing any concerns promptly

Installation & Finalization

Execute the installation phase, ensuring precise implementation of the design

Conduct a thorough quality check to guarantee that the project meets the highest standards

COMMISSIONING

Final Post Construction Test Fire and System Refresh, Warranty Activation

Fire-Up Tutorial

Provide a detailed fire-up tutorial to the client, ensuring they are comfortable and knowledgeable about the fireplace features and functions

OEM After-Service Support

Offer ongoing after-service support to address any post-installation issues or client inquiries

Ensure the client is aware of warranty details and maintenance requirements

Client Satisfaction & Feedback

Client feedback on the completed project to understand their level of satisfaction to continually improve processes and service

LUXURY FIREPLACES

A fireplace isn’t just part of a room—it’s the thing that pulls everything together. It should make a statement, but never feel forced. Some call for sculpted stone, others for sleek metal or bold geometric forms. The right design doesn’t just warm a space. It gives it presence.

OUTDOOR KITCHENS

An outdoor kitchen should feel as natural to use as an indoor one. No awkward layouts. No wasted space. Just a well-designed, well-built setup that makes cooking outside seamless. The right materials matter—heat, rain, sun, even snow. They all take their toll. We design and build with that in mind.

OUTDOOR SPACES

A backyard should feel lived in, not like a showroom. Deep seating. A fire feature that people actually want to gather around. A dining area that makes you want to stay for hours. It’s about balance—between materiality, between open space and structure, between form and function.

BBQS AND RELEVANT APPLIANCES

A high-end grill in a poorly designed space is just wasted potential. It needs counter space, proper ventilation, and a layout that makes cooking easy, not frustrating. When done right, an outdoor BBQ setup isn’t just functional—it’s a focal point.

BACKLIT STONE FEATURES

Some materials speak for themselves. Stone is one of them. But when you light it from within? It transforms. A subtle glow behind a marble backsplash, an illuminated onyx bar, a softly lit feature wall—it’s detail work, but it changes everything.

MASONRY

Masonry is unforgiving. Once it’s set, it’s set. That’s why it has to be right the first time. Whether it’s brick, natural stone, or a custom facade, the craftsmanship shows. The best masonry isn’t just durable—it has character.

BRONZE WORK

Bronze changes over time. That’s part of its beauty. It develops a patina, a richness that can’t be faked. Whether it’s a custom door handle, a dramatic light fixture, or an entire sculptural installation, bronze brings warmth and weight.

FRAMING

The best framing work is invisible. No one notices a perfectly framed structure, but they’ll feel it when something’s off. The walls are plumb, the lines are clean, the structure is solid. It’s the foundation that makes great design possible.

STONE WORK

There’s a reason stone has been used in architecture for thousands of years. It lasts. It carries weight—both physically and visually. Whether polished to a mirror finish or left raw and rugged, stone brings a presence that no other material can match.

LIGHTING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS INFRASTRUCTURE

Lighting can make or break a space. Too much, and it feels harsh. Too little, and the details get lost. The best setups don’t just illuminate a space—they enhance it. Smart systems, hidden wiring, perfectly placed fixtures. The technology should disappear. What’s left is the effect.

ARCHITECTURAL WORK

Every great space starts with structure. It’s about proportion, balance, flow. The things you feel before you even notice them. A well-designed space doesn’t need to announce itself—it just feels right.

PLASTER WORK

Plaster has a depth that paint will never have. It absorbs light differently, adds subtle texture, gives walls and ceilings a richness you can’t get any other way. Smooth, textured, hand-applied—it’s the kind of detail that separates a well-designed space from an ordinary one.