COMMERCIAL INTERIOR DESIGN

Commercial interiors

Your interior is part of how people experience your business. We bring the visual identity, the customer journey and the day-to-day practicalities together in a scheme that feels cohesive and purposeful.

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IS THIS THE RIGHT FIT?

Designed around
your starting point.

Salons, customer-facing spaces, workplaces and hospitality interiors that need a clear identity and an organised design direction.

YOUR AGREED SCOPE

What we can
help you with.

The final combination is tailored to your brief and confirmed in your proposal.

  • 01A design brief shaped around your business and customers
  • 02Concept development and a cohesive visual direction
  • 03Space-planning ideas for customer and working areas
  • 04Furniture, colour, materials and finish selections
  • 05Lighting and decorative styling recommendations
  • 06Procurement and implementation coordination where agreed

A CLEAR DESIGN DIRECTION

What you take forward.

A clear concept and specification package gives you and your delivery team a shared direction. Depending on scope, this can include layout ideas, mood boards, furniture schedules, finish references and sourcing links.

WHERE TO BEGIN

Your first step.

Tell us about your business, how the space is used, what you want to change and any operational constraints. Existing plans, photographs and your brand references help us begin.

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BEFORE WE BEGIN

A little clarity
goes a long way.

A few practical answers to help you find your starting point.

Can you help with just one room?

Yes. The scope can focus on a single room, a selection of spaces or a wider property scheme. Tell us where you need the most help, whether that is layout, colours, furniture or pulling the whole room together.

Where do you work?

30 Interiors is based in Galway and works with clients across Ireland and the UK. We agree the appropriate mix of remote design work and site involvement around the property location and scope. We are available virtually for worldwide projects. Share your location when you enquire.

How are your fees worked out?

Professional fees are quoted for the agreed service, rooms, deliverables and level of coordination. Furniture, materials, trades and other project purchases are separate from the design fee unless your proposal states otherwise. We agree scope and costs before work begins.

Do I need a finished brief or a fixed budget before contacting you?

No. A few photographs, your main priorities and an indication of what you are comfortable spending are a useful starting point. If the budget is still being worked out, tell us; the first step is to clarify the possibilities and the right scope.

Can you help with buying furniture and coordinating trades?

Furniture sourcing, procurement support and refurbishment coordination can be included where agreed. The proposal sets out who places orders, approves purchases and appoints trades, along with the level of site involvement and reporting.

What if the project needs structural or specialist work?

Any required structural design, statutory approvals, specialist technical work and statutory safety roles must be undertaken by appropriately qualified professionals. Their appointments and responsibilities are clarified as part of the project scope.

Can an estate agent refer a property owner?

Yes. Owners can use the Property Transformations enquiry form and include the referring agent’s name. We then discuss the property, goals and proposed scope directly with the owner, agreeing any coordination with their agent as appropriate.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE

Tell us about
your space.

Every project starts with a conversation. Share a little about what you have in mind.

What should I have ready?

Bring a few photographs, any available floor plans or measurements, your property location and the main things you want to change. References you like and an indicative budget are helpful, but you don’t need all the answers before getting in touch.

Consultation requests are reviewed before an appointment is confirmed. Preferred dates are in Ireland time.

Your enquiry will be reviewed by the studio. Submitting this form does not confirm an appointment.