Essential
For owners who want a beautifully finished envelope — walls, floors, ceilings, lighting, and joinery — ready to furnish on their own.
How It Works
How D2K turns raw units into finished homes.
A guided design-to-key experience from style discovery to handover — one accountable team, transparent pricing, and a finished home you can walk into.
How It Works
01
Discover
Discover your style and project goals
We begin with a private discovery session — your taste, your space, your rhythm. Through curated mood boards and the D2K style quiz, we translate intuition into a directional brief.
02
Collaborate
Collaborate with D2K designers to build your vision
A dedicated senior designer guides you through layouts, finishes, and 3D renders — refining every detail until the design feels unmistakably yours, with a fixed scope before a single tool is lifted.
03
Deliver
Receive your complete Design To Key solution
We source, fabricate, and install everything — cabinetry, stone, joinery, lighting, styling. On handover day, you walk into a finished home that's ready to live in, photograph, and love.
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Packages
Signature
For owners who want a complete, styled home — sourced, delivered, and installed — without lifting a finger between brief and handover.
Crown
For owners who want custom joinery, imported finishes, and a dedicated project director shaping every detail of a one-of-one home.
Process FAQ
See full FAQD2K is a design-to-key service. We design your interior, source every material and furniture piece, manage on-site finishing, and hand over a fully finished, move-in-ready home — all under one accountable team.
Essential projects complete within 8–12 weeks of approval. Signature averages 12–16 weeks, and Crown 16–22 weeks depending on bespoke joinery and custom imports.
D2K. A dedicated project manager runs daily coordination, quality control, and supplier scheduling so you never have to chase a workman or a delivery.
Payments follow a milestone schedule: an initial design retainer, then staged payments tied to procurement, finishing, and handover. You only release the next stage when the previous one is approved.