Everything you need to know before starting an interior design project with AMMA Interiors.

Every project begins with an initial conversation about the space, your ideas, requirements and expectations. We review the available information, discuss the scope of work and, when necessary, arrange a site visit. Based on this, we prepare a written proposal outlining the services, deliverables, project stages, estimated timeline and fees. Work begins once the proposal has been accepted.

Ideally, we need the project location, approximate floor area, existing floor plans or measurements, photographs and a brief description of your requirements. Information about your budget and preferred timeline is also helpful. If some documentation is not yet available, we can discuss what is needed before the design process begins.

Ideally, before construction or renovation work begins. Early involvement allows us to coordinate the interior layout, electrical and lighting requirements, plumbing considerations, finishes and custom furniture with the relevant professionals before important decisions become difficult or costly to change.

Both. We work on individual rooms, such as kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms, as well as complete apartments, private homes, villas, holiday properties and commercial interiors. The scope is defined individually for each project.

There is no single fixed fee for every project. The price depends on the floor area, complexity, type of space and, most importantly, the services required. After reviewing the project requirements, AMMA Interiors prepares an individual written proposal with a clearly defined scope and fee.

Depending on the agreed scope, the services may include interior concept development, space planning, furniture layouts, 3D visualization, material and finish selection, lighting and furniture proposals, custom furniture design and technical drawings. Project coordination and site visits can also be included as separately defined services. All deliverables and included services are specified in the written proposal.

No. The interior design fee covers the professional services expressly listed in the proposal. Furniture, lighting, decorative items, materials, equipment, delivery, installation, construction work and contractor fees are separate costs unless explicitly stated otherwise in the agreement.

Yes. The available budget is discussed at the beginning of the process and helps guide design decisions, material specifications and product selections. We aim to develop a design that responds to your priorities while keeping the proposed solutions realistic in relation to the budget. Final costs depend on supplier quotations, contractor pricing, product availability and the selections approved by the client.

The agreed scope and fee are defined in the proposal. If you request additional services, substantial design changes after approval or work outside the original scope, these will be discussed and quoted separately before proceeding.

The process depends on the project, but typically includes an initial brief, concept development, space planning, design development, material and furniture selections, 3D visualization and technical documentation. The exact stages, deliverables and number of revisions are defined in the project proposal.

Yes. We prepare 3D visualizations to communicate the proposed design, including spatial arrangements, materials, colors, furniture and lighting. These visualizations are design presentations and help clients understand and approve the concept before implementation. 3D visualizations are not construction drawings and should not be used as a substitute for technical documentation, installation instructions or measurements verified on site.

Yes. Feedback and revisions are part of design development. The number and scope of included revisions are defined in the proposal. Changes requested after final design approval, or changes resulting from new requirements during implementation, may require additional fees and an adjustment to the project timeline.

Yes. We develop custom interior furniture and joinery solutions according to the approved design concept and available project information. Depending on the scope, we prepare drawings, dimensions, material specifications and relevant details for communication with the selected manufacturer or contractor. Final production measurements, technical feasibility and installation requirements must be verified by the responsible supplier or contractor before fabrication.

No. AMMA Interiors specializes in interior design and does not provide architectural design services, architectural project documentation or services that require an architect’s professional authorization. However, we collaborate with independent licensed architects and other qualified professionals when a project requires architectural or engineering services. This allows clients to combine architectural design and interior design within one coordinated project. These remain separate professional services with different scopes, deliverables, responsibilities and fees. An AMMA Interiors proposal for interior design does not include architectural design or documentation. Architectural services are agreed and contracted separately with the relevant professional, unless a different arrangement is explicitly confirmed in writing.

Yes, by working with an appropriately licensed architect or engineer. The required architectural and engineering documentation, permit applications and related professional services must be prepared and handled by the relevant authorized professionals. These services are not included in AMMA Interiors’ interior design proposal and are quoted separately.

Depending on the agreed scope, AMMA Interiors can provide design-related project coordination, communication with contractors and suppliers, clarification of design details and scheduled site visits. The purpose is to help ensure that the approved interior design is understood and followed during implementation. This service does not automatically include general construction management, responsibility for the contractor’s work, control of construction quality, health and safety responsibilities or statutory professional supervision. These responsibilities remain with the appointed contractors and appropriately authorized professionals.

Yes. We are happy to collaborate with your existing architect, engineer, contractor, craftsmen and suppliers. Our role is to develop the interior design and communicate its requirements to the relevant project team. Each professional remains responsible for their own contracted services and areas of expertise.

AMMA Interiors can offer site visits and design implementation follow-up as part of an agreed service. These visits focus on interior design details, coordination and consistency with the approved design. They are not a substitute for statutory professional supervision or technical construction supervision, which must be provided by an appropriately qualified and authorized professional where required.

AMMA Interiors prepares design documentation based on the information available and the agreed scope. Before production or installation, the relevant manufacturer, contractor or installer must verify all critical dimensions, site conditions, technical requirements and installation details. Any discrepancies should be communicated and resolved before work proceeds.

We can prepare furniture, lighting and material selections with product references, specifications and supplier information. Procurement, ordering, payment, delivery, storage and installation are separate activities and are included only when explicitly agreed as part of the project scope.

Yes. Many stages of the design process can be completed remotely through online meetings, digital presentations, drawings and 3D visualizations. Site visits and implementation coordination can be arranged when required and agreed in advance. Travel and additional on-site services may involve separate costs.

Yes. We design holiday apartments, private villas and hospitality properties with consideration for both guest experience and practical operation. The design takes into account the property’s identity, target audience, durability of materials, maintenance requirements, storage and everyday functionality.

Yes. Hospitality, retail and commercial interiors are part of our practice. Each project is approached according to its identity, intended use, operational requirements and the experience it aims to create.

AMMA Interiors is based in Split, Croatia, and works across Dalmatia, the Adriatic coast and other parts of Croatia. Projects elsewhere in Croatia and internationally can also be considered depending on their scope and requirements.

The timeline depends on the size, complexity and agreed scope of work, as well as the availability of information, client approvals and external professionals. An estimated schedule and key project stages are discussed at the beginning. Construction and implementation timelines depend on contractors, suppliers, product availability and other factors outside the studio’s direct control.

We work in Croatian and English, communicating with clients, contractors and suppliers throughout the design process and, where agreed, during implementation.