Interior design in Serbia. From the first measurement to the last socket.

The price is per square metre: the Basic package is €20/m², Standard €40/m² and Comfort €50/m². For a 60 m² apartment that comes to €1 200, €2 400 or €3 000. Basic covers measuring, 2–4 layout options and basic drawings for builders. Standard adds a style concept, the full set of drawings and a list of materials and furniture with links. Comfort also includes 3D visualisations and specs for custom furniture. Work out the price for your floor area with the calculator in the Pricing section.

A finished project your builders can follow without extra questions. The full set of drawings includes the furniture layout, a plan of walls and partitions, the positions of sockets, switches and lights, ceiling and floor plans, and wall elevations for the bathroom and kitchen. With the drawings comes a list of materials and furniture: every item has a link, a product code and a store address, so you know exactly what you are buying and what it costs. The Comfort package adds photoreal 3D visualisations of every room.

It depends on the floor area, the package and how quickly we make decisions. The work goes in stages: measuring, layout options, style concept, 3D visualisations and working drawings. Most of the time goes into agreeing the layout and the 3D, because we refine each room until you like it. We agree on the exact timeline for your space up front and put it in the contract.

Yes, online. In Serbia and Montenegro I come to measure and visit the site in person; with clients in other countries meetings and presentations happen over video calls and WhatsApp, Viber or Telegram. For measuring I send detailed instructions on what to measure and photograph.

I live in Serbia and work across the country: Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, Kragujevac, Subotica, Zrenjanin, Pančevo, Čačak, Kraljevo, Novi Pazar, Kruševac, Leskovac, Smederevo, Valjevo, Šabac, Sombor, Užice, Vranje and other towns. I also travel to Montenegro – to Podgorica and the coast: Herceg Novi, Kotor, Tivat, Budva, Bar and Ulcinj. I used to work there, and the projects on this site are from there. I come to measure and visit the site in person. With clients in other countries I work online and send detailed measuring instructions.

I prepare 2 to 4 layout options for every space, not just one. We go through each of them: how you move around the home, where daylight comes from, where things are stored, what the morning looks like when everyone is getting ready at once. We refine the chosen option together until it is right, and only then move on to style and furniture.

Yes. Besides apartments and houses I design commercial spaces too: bars, showrooms, gyms – see examples among the projects. In commercial spaces what guests do not notice matters too: how staff move, the bar counter and storage, lighting for different times of day, and materials that stand up to daily wear.

Yes, by arrangement. Site supervision means I visit the site or join online, check that the work follows the project, answer the builders’ questions and solve unexpected problems. I can also take on buying furniture and materials, and the final styling. These services are not part of the packages and are priced separately.

A floor plan of the apartment or house – if you do not have one, the address is enough and I will measure the space myself. Plus your wishes and a rough renovation budget. To save time, you can fill in the questionnaire on the site beforehand: questions about who lives there, how your day goes and what you like. Your answers become the design brief.

Meetings and presentations are in Serbian or Russian. The drawings and documents can be in Serbian, Russian or English – whichever your builders understand. That makes it easy to work with me if you have moved to Serbia.