One design for the whole space
We work out the layout, the materials and the detailing together, so that the rooms follow on from each other naturally.
DESIGN · IN-HOUSE PRODUCTION · REALIZATION
Bespoke Interiors
The whole space, not individual pieces of furniture.
We design and deliver interiors for family houses and apartments as a single whole. The kitchen, the living room, bedrooms, children's rooms, walk-in closets and bathrooms all come out of one design and follow each other in materials, detailing and finish.
the interior as a whole
An interior is not the sum of individual pieces of furniture
A kitchen, a living room wall unit, a walk-in closet and bathroom furniture can each be bought separately. The result then often looks like several separate commissions sitting in one house.
When we design an interior as a whole, the same decors, the same edges and the same line of handles run through all of it. The difference is not in how much furniture is made, but in whether the rooms follow on from one another.
The same detailing throughout
Decors, plinth heights and the way handles are resolved repeat from room to room and tie the whole interior together.
One production run, installation that follows
The individual elements are made to one shared set of drawings and our installation teams pick them up on site.
The point is not to furnish each room separately, but to create a house that reads as one whole.
rooms and elements
What an interior can cover
All of this can be made as part of a single interior, in the same design and from the same workshop.
Bespoke kitchen
A kitchen designed around the layout of the room and the way you cook, with Blum hardware and a worktop chosen to suit both use and budget.
Living room and TV wall
Living room units, TV arrangements and storage in the same materials as the kitchen, so that an open-plan space reads as one.
Children's rooms and bedrooms
Beds, fitted wardrobes, desks and shelving designed to the actual dimensions of the room.
Walk-in closets and fitted wardrobes
Storage systems for alcoves, under sloping ceilings or across a whole wall, laid out inside according to what is really going to be kept in them.
Bathrooms
Vanity units, tall cabinets and mirrors with lighting, worked out together with the tiling and the services.
Hallway and utility spaces
Entrance hallways, shoe storage, utility rooms and storage space — the parts a design often gets to last.
scope of the project
From furniture to the whole interior
Sometimes a client needs furniture designed, made and installed throughout the house. Other times they are looking for a single partner who will also take on the building work and the related trades. NAVO can do both.
Depending on the scope of the project, we cover the related trades with our own capacity or through vetted partner tradespeople whose work we coordinate. For the client the project stays coordinated as one whole.
We always confirm the exact scope in the quotation, whether it is the furniture alone or the interior from the shell of the building through to handover.
real projects
What a bespoke interior can cost
Three real projects of differing scope. All prices include VAT and always relate to that specific project and its scope. They are not list prices and they are not prices "from".
BESPOKE INTERIORS · PROJECT 01
A complete family house interior including building work
CZK 3,998,000 in total, including VAT
We took the house on as a new build with the internal fabric partly stripped out. The task was to finish the shell and take over all the trade and interior work, from the water and waste in the kitchen and bathroom through the electrics, lighting and TV cabling to the finished furniture. The client did not have to coordinate the individual trades separately.
A kitchen in veneer with matt black elements
The bespoke kitchen flows into the living area. The wall panelling has a door integrated into it and concealed switches, and the central island serves both as a work surface and as the main element of the space. Miele appliances are used in the kitchen and in the laundry room.
Porcelanosa travertine and a concrete finish
Travertine cladding by Porcelanosa is paired with an ivory concrete-effect finish. Travertine flooring runs through the whole house without threshold strips.
A bathroom with a Technistone top
The main bedroom's bathroom had its services completely rebuilt. Travertine cladding is paired with bespoke NAVO furniture, two basins on a Technistone top, a large mirror with integrated LED backlighting and black sanitary fittings.
BESPOKE INTERIORS · PROJECT 02
A complete interior for a new family house in Egger decors
CZK 1,689,000 in total, including VAT
The client came back to us after an earlier project and entrusted us with the complete interior of a new house. The brief was to design and make bespoke furniture to our designer's scheme and to handle the installation. The result is a single continuous space taking in the hallway, kitchen, living and TV wall, three children's rooms, bathroom, walk-in closets and utility room.
Egger decors throughout the house
The kitchen uses Egger U702 Cashmere Grey PerfectSense, H3395 Corbridge Oak and W1100 Alpine White. The Compact W1101 Alpine White worktop continues onto the window sills.
Three children's rooms
Egger decors U636 Fjord Green, U156 Sand Beige and Corbridge Oak. Beds, fitted wardrobes and Woodpasta acoustic panels.
Blum hardware, appliances and lighting
A Franke sink and tap, AEG and Electrolux appliances and LED lighting. The bathroom units are in Egger PerfectSense Premium Matt U999, with a mirror with a heating film.
BESPOKE INTERIORS · PROJECT 03
Furnishing a family house with bespoke furniture
CZK 599,000 in total, including VAT
We treated the furniture for the kitchen and living area, the bedroom, the bathroom, the walk-in closet and the entrance as one whole. The same materials and detailing therefore carry naturally through the house and tie the individual rooms together. The furniture is made from Egger materials with Blum hardware.
QUALITY OF EXECUTION
The budget shapes the scope. Not the quality of our work.
Every interior has a different scope, different materials and different equipment. It is precisely through those choices that we can fit a project to the budget you have planned, without compromising on the care that goes into the design, the production and the installation.
We look for a solution that respects your budget and at the same time makes sense in terms of quality and long-term use.
price
What really drives the cost of an interior
Two houses of the same size can have very different budgets. What decides it is the number of rooms being furnished, the amount and complexity of the furniture, the materials and worktops, the internal fittings, the appliances and the extent of the building and installation work.
The prices shown with the projects above are the real prices of specific projects, not a price list. We therefore work with the budget through the choice of scope, materials and equipment, not by lowering the quality of the work. For your project we first need to know what is to be built, and only then can we put together a specific solution and a quotation.
- The number of rooms and the amount of furniture
- Materials and surfaces
- Bespoke constructions and detailing
- Internal fittings and hardware
- Appliances
- Building and installation work
materials
We choose materials to suit the space and the budget
The same interior can be designed at several material levels. What most affects the final price are the surfaces, the worktops, the internal fittings and the appliances.
You can see and handle samples of decors, surfaces and hardware in our showroom.
Laminated decors
A wide choice of wood patterns and plain surfaces. A sensible choice wherever a surface needs to be hard-wearing and reasonable in price.
Veneer, solid wood and lacquer
Natural veneer and lacquered elements. We use them where a space is meant to make an impression and where the furniture becomes the main feature of the room.
Stone, ceramics, glass, metal
Worktops, cladding and bespoke detailing. Materials for the places that take the most punishment and for elements where the execution of the detail is what counts.
how a project runs
From the first meeting to a finished interior
Six steps, so that you always know which stage the project is at.
- 01
We get to know the space and your ideas
We walk through the house or apartment, its layout, the way it will be used, the scope you want and the documents available.
- 02
We design the solution
We prepare the layout, the material scheme and the visual scheme for the whole interior, including 3D visualisations.
- 03
We prepare it technically for production
The approved design is taken over by our technical preparation specialists. They resolve the constructions, the junctions and the production detail of each element.
- 04
We make it
The furniture and the bespoke elements are made in our own workshop to approved production drawings.
- 05
We deliver and install
We handle the installation, the related work needed and the coordination of the trades according to the scope of the project.
- 06
We hand over the finished interior
The result is a completed interior ready to be used.
before you get in touch
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions we hear most before a first meeting.
The price depends on the number of rooms, the amount and complexity of the furniture, the materials used, the equipment and on whether building work is part of it too. That is why this page shows three real projects of differing scope with their actual prices including VAT. These are not list prices and not prices “from”. We price every project individually against its specific brief.
Both. We can design, make and install furniture throughout a house, but we can also take on the interior including the building work and the trades that follow. We always confirm the exact scope in the quotation.
Yes. If you already have a design or project documentation, we pick it up with the technical preparation, the production of the furniture, the installation and, where needed, the related work as well. We respect the original design and work out how to build it.
Depending on the scope of the project, yes — with our own capacity or through vetted partner tradespeople whose work we coordinate. On a project in the Ústí Region we finished the shell of the building and took over the water and waste, the electrics, the lighting and the TV cabling, so the client had no other suppliers to coordinate.
It depends on the scope of the project, the number of rooms, the materials chosen and how ready the space is. We therefore work on the schedule while the project is still being prepared and confirm specific dates in the quotation.
No. A floor plan or a description of the space is enough, together with an idea of what you want and the budget you want to work with. We take care of the design, the visualisations and the technical preparation ourselves.
We stand behind our work. Even after handover we deal with small adjustments and with any repairs to the elements we supplied. The exact extent of the warranty is part of the contract and the quotation. The mechanical components of the Blum hardware we use across our projects carry a lifetime warranty from the manufacturer.
Most often in the Ústí Region, Prague and the Central Bohemian Region, and also in the Liberec and Karlovy Vary Regions. On a specific commission it also depends on its scope.
the next step
Looking to furnish a whole house or apartment?
Whether you have a finished project, a floor plan or so far only an idea, send us the basic information about the space and the scope you are planning.
We will look at the brief, go through the options and propose how to proceed.
