Separate what stays from what changes
Show us the skirting, doors or finishes you want to retain. New materials need to meet them properly, so heights, edges and transitions are discussed before ordering.
Albahri Innenausbau · Berlin
Interior fit-out in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
If your Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf renovation retains existing doors or floors, new elements need to meet them properly. We discuss wall surfaces, heights and fitted items together so material choices do not reveal conflicting connections during installation.
Before work starts
Let’s check the details that could hold up your renovation
Access, existing materials and rooms you still need to use can change the order of work. Tell us about your property so we can plan around it.
Consider floor build-up and doors together
A new floor finish may change the final height. Door clearance, adjoining rooms and existing fitted furniture therefore belong in the discussion before materials are chosen by colour alone.
Agree arrangements for shared areas early
For apartment work, we discuss the handling route and areas that need protection. Information from the owner or building management helps us plan around the building’s day-to-day use.
What your project can include
Know what you’re asking for before comparing quotes
Use this scope as a starting point. We discuss the work, materials and handovers your property needs, then confirm what belongs in the quote.
Explore interior fit-out across Berlin- Individual room layouts
- Wall and ceiling linings
- Suspended ceilings
- Coordinating finishes and flooring
- Installation of furnishing systems
- Coordination of interior work
Get the important decisions out of the way early
Decide how you want to use the rooms
Where do you need quiet, storage or clear circulation? We start by gathering the room's requirements. Existing elements, connections and future furnishings determine which solutions make sense.
Plan how building elements will meet
Door openings, skirting boards and transitions between materials may seem minor, but they shape the result. These details belong in the planning, well before the final days of construction.
Working with existing buildings
Uneven walls, different floor levels and concealed services can add work. A survey helps identify these issues. Changes to structural elements require professional assessment first.
What to send us
A floor plan, photographs of the current condition and your wishes for the space are helpful. We agree the scope, interfaces and sequence of work with you.
What affects the quote
Area, existing conditions, materials, service connections and the number of trades determine the work involved. A meaningful quotation therefore needs a specific scope of work.
See the workmanship
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Questions about your Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf project
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What does interior fit-out include?
Depending on the project, it may include layouts, non-load-bearing walls, ceilings, finishes, flooring, doors and furnishings. The exact scope is defined for your project.
Can I continue living there during the work?
This depends on dust, noise, access and the availability of the kitchen and bathroom. Phased work may make sense and must be agreed before starting.
Does renovation mean removing everything?
No. What can remain depends on its condition and the changes you want. We discuss retained finishes and new connections together rather than assuming a complete strip-out.
Should I order materials before our discussion?
Ideas and samples are helpful. For floors, doors and fitted furniture, dimensions, build-up and connection details should be checked before ordering so your choice suits the actual space.