— Our approach

process.

From first meeting to key handover — Studio Boud guides you through every stage of the project. Three phases to perfection.

— Introduction

introductory meeting.

During a personal intake meeting, we carefully map out the client's wishes, needs and lifestyle. Based on this, we analyse which interior or working style best suits the user and the function of the space. We then compare the current situation with the desired new layout, highlighting both the strengths and points for improvement. We also explain step by step how the interior design and consultancy process works. Based on this intake, the client receives a clear and transparent quote for a bespoke interior design that fully meets the stated wishes and objectives.

01
— Phase 1

interior concept and 2D floor plan.

In the first phase of the interior design process, we determine the optimal layout of the space. This is worked out in a clear 2D design, making the functional arrangement immediately visible. We also develop an inspiring mood board capturing style, atmosphere, materials and appearance. This creates a clear foundation for the further interior design.

02
— Phase 2

3D interior design and material advice.

After approval of the concept, we develop the design into a detailed 3D interior design. Through photorealistic 3D visualisations, you get a realistic impression of the final result. In this phase, we also present a carefully composed colour scheme, material advice and furniture plan. Using samples of materials, fabrics, colours and finishes, we make all design choices tangible and concrete.

03
— Phase 3

technical development, quotes and budgeting.

In the final phase, the interior design is technically developed and prepared for realisation. Bespoke interior elements are worked out in detail and we request quotes for materials, furniture, lighting and custom solutions. We also draw up a clear budget, making the total investment fully transparent. If desired, we provide project supervision during the execution of the interior project. We coordinate the specialised professionals involved, monitor the planning and verify that the design is being realised as agreed. This ensures an efficient execution and a final result that matches the design.

For the execution, we work with specialised professionals and request quotes from reliable partners, such as floor and wall specialists, finishing contractors, interior builders, furniture makers and other experts in bespoke interior projects. This gives you a complete overview of the costs, planning and possibilities for a successful realisation of your interior.

— FAQ

frequently asked questions.

What exactly does an interior designer do?

An interior designer translates your wishes, lifestyle and the functional use of a space into a complete, well-considered interior plan — from layout and materialisation to lighting, furniture and styling. Studio Boud manages this entire process for both private homes and commercial premises, from first concept through to realisation.

What does an interior designer or interior architect cost?

The cost of an interior design by Studio Boud is fixed in advance based on the size and complexity of the project, so you know exactly where you stand. After the introductory meeting, you receive a transparent, tailor-made quote, invoiced in phases linked to the progress of the project.

How long does an interior design process take?

The lead time depends on the size of the project, but a complete process — from introduction to technical development — runs through three clear phases: the interior concept, the 3D development with material advice, and the technical preparation for realisation. For an average home, allow several months for the design process, excluding the construction or renovation period.

Does Studio Boud also work on commercial projects, such as offices?

Yes, Studio Boud designs both homes and commercial spaces, including offices, practice spaces and hospitality venues. Previous commercial projects include a sports medical centre, an accountancy firm and an entertainment office, each with a look and functionality tailored to the organisation.

What happens during the introductory meeting?

During the introductory meeting, Studio Boud maps out your wishes, needs and lifestyle (or working style) and compares the current situation with the desired new interior. You then receive a clear and transparent quote for a bespoke interior design.

Does Studio Boud also handle realisation and project supervision?

Yes, in addition to the design, Studio Boud can provide full project supervision during execution. We work with a network of specialised professionals — including floor and wall specialists, finishing contractors, interior builders and furniture makers — with Studio Boud monitoring planning, quality and budget through to completion.

Where is Studio Boud located and in which regions do you work?

Studio Boud is based at Torenallee 101 in Eindhoven, but works nationally and internationally on interior projects, as previous projects in Amsterdam, 's-Hertogenbosch and Aalst (Belgium) show.