Interior Renovation

Renovating an existing home, apartment, or villa requires a different level of expertise compared to designing a new project. The designer must understand the current condition of the property, identify its strengths and limitations, and develop solutions that enhance the space without unnecessary changes.

At Stones Jordan, we believe that every existing property has potential. Our approach is based on careful assessment, intelligent planning, and thoughtful intervention. Before beginning any modifications, we carefully study existing layouts, structural conditions, electrical and mechanical systems, plumbing conditions, natural lighting, and client lifestyle.

One of the key principles that defines our renovation approach: preserve what has value, transform what needs improvement. We prefer to minimize demolition whenever possible. Before removing any existing feature, we carefully evaluate whether it can be restored, modified, or integrated into the new design. This creates more sustainable renovation solutions and preserves the original character of the property.

What defines this service. Full design complete before work begins. Existing condition assessed and documented. All decisions in writing — nothing verbal. Supervision prevents rework and cost overruns.

What's included. Existing condition assessment and documentation. Full renovation design before work begins. Phasing plan to minimise disruption. Material and contractor procurement guidance. Site supervision through all renovation phases. Written progress reports throughout.

Who this service is for. Homes requiring partial or full interior renovation. Properties purchased requiring complete refurbishment. Clients who have had bad renovation experiences before. Owners who want a documented, supervised process.

What is the difference between interior design and interior renovation? Interior design creates a new design concept, while interior renovation focuses on transforming an existing property through improvements to layout, finishes, systems, and functionality. Both require the same level of design rigour — but renovation starts from understanding what already exists.

Do you remove everything and rebuild during renovation? Not necessarily. Our philosophy is based on minimum demolition and maximum utilization of valuable existing elements whenever possible. Before removing any feature, we evaluate whether it can be restored, modified, or integrated into the new design.

Can renovation be done while the property is occupied? Yes, though it requires careful planning. We focus on reducing inconvenience through careful management of working hours, noise levels, movement of workers and materials, and protection of common areas. A professionally managed renovation respects the people who live in and around the space.

How do you assess an existing property before renovation? We carefully study existing layouts and spatial relationships, structural condition, current electrical and mechanical systems, plumbing conditions, natural lighting, and storage requirements. This assessment determines what should be preserved, what requires improvement, and what needs to be redesigned.View all service questions

Our commitments on every project. Scope Clarity: Services, deliverables and exclusions are defined in writing. Schedule Visibility: Scheduled reviews identify issues that may affect progress. Continuity: Our involvement follows the agreed project scope. Quality That Lasts: Materials built for the long term, not just day one. One Contact: You deal with one person. Start to finish.

Discuss your project with our design team. Tell us about the property, timing and priorities. We will explain the most appropriate next step and the information needed to define the scope.Discuss Your ProjectView Residential Projects