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Villa interior design in the UAE: how it works

This guide explains how a villa interior is designed and carried out, from the first conversation to handover, and what is written in the contract.

In short

Almashhad Sky designs villa interiors and carries out the work in Dubai and across the UAE, for a new villa or a renovation of your current one.

We design the villa around how you live, then take care of the work from space planning and lighting to handover.

Our own team does the work, one supervisor follows up with you, and the price is written in the contract before we start.

What villa interior design covers

Villa interior work can include the entrance, majlis, living and dining areas, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and service areas such as the laundry.

Depending on your choice, it covers ceilings, lighting, paint, wall and floor finishes, wardrobes, TV units and made-to-measure joinery.

The whole villa, or selected rooms

You do not have to redesign the whole villa. We work on the whole house or on selected spaces, and when several rooms are included, we design them to work together and plan the order of the work with you.

Start with a clear brief

A good villa design starts with three things, and we go through each one with you:

If you already have a design from another designer, we review it with you against your villa's measurements before work starts.

The steps, from first conversation to handover

Every step is agreed with you before the next one starts.

What the price includes

The price depends on the design, the materials, and the number and size of the spaces. After measuring and approving the design, you receive a detailed written price.

Each room's work and the items you will receive are written in the quote. Construction work, appliances or extra furniture are included only if agreed and written down. The price is fixed for the agreed work, and any addition is discussed with you first.

Living in the villa during the work

Whether you can stay in the villa depends on the rooms, the work and any services that may stop for a while. We review this with you before setting the order of the work.

We cover the floors and corridors from the entrance to the work area, separate it with a barrier that limits dust, take waste out in closed bags, and work at agreed times.

Who does the work and who follows up

The same company designs and carries out the work, with its own team and no subcontractors. One supervisor, whose name and number you have, follows up with you and sends you photos of the work every day on WhatsApp.

Payments are in stages, the last one after you review the villa. There is a written warranty on workmanship and installation, according to your contract.

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Questions before you start your villa

Do I have to do the whole villa?

No. Tell us which rooms you want in your message. We can design the whole villa or selected spaces, and we explain the work we can agree on.

I have a design from another designer. Can you carry it out?

Yes. Send it to us, and we review it with you against the measurements, materials and details before confirming the work.

Are furniture and appliances included in the price?

Not automatically. Every item we supply must be written in the quote.

How much does villa interior design cost, and how long does it take?

Both depend on the design, the materials, and the number and size of the spaces. After measuring and approving the design, you receive a detailed written price, and we write the duration in the contract.

How do you choose the details with me?

We choose the style, colours, materials and lighting with you as part of the design, then write their type and grade in the contract.

Do you work outside Dubai?

Yes, across the UAE. Tell us your area.

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Start with a conversation about your villa

Tell us which rooms you want to change and what you picture. The villa plan or a few photos help, but they are optional. WhatsApp or call 050 732 3644.

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