ID-101Plan
Existing conditions
Every room measured and drawn as it is today.
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Theadora Customs · Design · Rooms & Spaces · Interior Design39.74° N · 104.99° W
Interior Design, Denver, CO
We plan interiors from the walls in: how rooms connect, where the light comes from, what is built in and what every surface is made of. Every plan is modeled in 3D and built by the same team that draws it.
- Discipline
- Interior Design
- Projects
- Homes & commercial spaces
- Includes
- Layouts, built-ins & millwork, lighting, finishes & furnishings
- Consultation
- Free
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What’s included
Start your project →Interior architecture shapes the space itself; interior design finishes and furnishes it. We do both, so the walls, the light and the finishes are planned together.
| Mark | Service | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| LAY | Space planning & layouts | Walls moved, rooms opened or divided, and circulation worked out so the plan fits how the space is lived in or worked in. |
| MIL | Built-ins & millwork | Shelving, window seats, mudroom lockers, paneling and trim, drawn to the inch and built by the same team. |
| LTG | Lighting & electrical plans | Layered light, ambient, task and accent, with switches, dimmers and outlets where you’ll actually use them. Electrical work is done by licensed electricians. |
| FIN | Finishes & materials | Flooring, tile, paint, plaster, wood and hardware chosen together and listed in a finish schedule before anything is ordered. |
| FFE | Furniture & fixtures | Furniture layouts, light fixtures and window treatments planned with the room, so the pieces fit the space and the outlets fit the pieces. |
| COM | Commercial interiors | Offices, studios, storefronts and break rooms planned around your operations and built to code. |
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What you receive
Every interior project comes with a drawing set you can hold us to: the space as it is, the space as it will be, and every surface in between.
ID-201Plan
Floor plan
Walls, doors, furniture and walkway clearances.
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ID-301Plan
Ceiling & lighting plan
Ceiling heights, light fixtures and switching.
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ID-401Elevation
Interior elevations
Each wall drawn flat, with built-ins, trim and tile.
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ID-501Schedule
Finish schedule
Every surface, product and colour, room by room.
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3D model
The finished room in 3D, to turn and compare materials.
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Designed from the walls in
Good interiors are mostly decisions made early: where the light lands, where things are stored and how people move through the room.
Design notesInteriors
Light first
We start with where daylight enters, then add electric light in layers, so every room works at noon and at night.
Storage you don’t see
Built-ins are planned with the walls instead of added later, so storage reads as part of the architecture.
Clearances that work
Walkways, door swings and furniture are drawn to scale, so nothing is left to guesswork on site.
Materials that wear in
Solid wood, natural stone, lime plaster and durable finishes that look better with use instead of worse.
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Interiors we’ve built
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How a design comes together
Free consultation
We walk the space with you, listen to what you want and measure everything. The consultation costs nothing.
Measure & document
Every room is measured and drawn as it is today, so the design starts from real dimensions instead of guesses.
Concept & 3D
Sketches become a 3D model you can turn, compare materials in and see the light in, before anything is built.
Drawings & proposal
A clear drawing set and a written, line-by-line proposal with scope, schedule and payment milestones. Any change is agreed in writing first.
Built by the same team
The team that drew it builds it, ending with a final walkthrough together and a 1-year workmanship warranty on our installation.
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Common questions
Q.01Do you design both homes and commercial spaces?
Yes. We design and build interiors for homes and for commercial spaces such as offices, studios and storefronts across the Denver area.
Q.02What’s the difference between interior architecture and interior design?
Interior architecture deals with the space itself: walls, openings, ceilings, stairs and built-ins. Interior design deals with what fills it: finishes, lighting, fixtures and furniture. We plan both together, so they work as one.
Q.03Can I see the design before it’s built?
Yes. Every concept is modeled in 3D, so you can turn it, compare materials and see the light before anything is built.
Q.04Can you design it and then build it?
Yes. The same team that draws your plans builds them, so the design you approve is the one that gets built, and questions on site are answered by the people who drew it.
Q.05Do you handle permits, plumbing and electrical?
Plumbing and electrical work is done by licensed tradespeople. We’ll tell you during the consultation whether your project needs a permit, and your proposal shows how permits are handled.
Q.06Is the consultation really free?
Yes. We walk the space with you, listen to what you want and measure everything, and the consultation costs nothing.
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Request for consultation
Begin the conversation
Tell us about the rooms you want to change, a single space or a whole floor. We’ll walk it with you and talk through the options.
Request a Free Consultation
sales@theadoracustoms.com
(720) 581-7072
Denver, CO · By appointment