1. Measured survey
The studio visits or receives full plans of the home, recording room sizes, light, ceiling heights and how the family uses each space.
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From a first visit to a finished, styled home
The residential process at Modenese Gastone moves in fixed stages: a measured survey of the home, a room concept, technical drawings, material samples, production in Veneto, installation, then final styling. The family approves the work at the drawing and sample stages, so the plan and the finishes are agreed before any wood is cut.
How does a home design project actually run?
The residential interior design process at Modenese Gastone runs from a measured survey to a styled home in set stages: survey, concept, drawings, samples, production, installation and final styling. The family signs off the drawings and the finish samples before the Veneto workshop starts, so proportions, storage and colour are fixed before anything is made.
The order protects the family and the studio alike. The survey records the real home, drawings fix how each room will work, and samples fix the colours and fabrics; only then does production begin. Because the furniture is made to the home's own dimensions, the studio needs room sizes, the destination country and a finish direction from the start, whether the project is a single master suite or a whole private villa.
Timing follows the size of the home, the marble and upholstery work and the delivery route rather than a fixed date, so the studio confirms the schedule once drawings and samples are agreed. The home materials page lists what is approved at the sample stage, and the contact page explains what to send for a first survey.
What are the stages of a home project?
A home project at Modenese Gastone moves through seven stages, each ending with something the family can see or approve. The order runs from the first visit to the last cushion, so at every point it is clear what has been decided and what comes next.
2. Concept
A first concept sets the material language, colour and mood for the home, so every later room agrees with the others.
3. Drawings
Each room and piece is drawn to the home's dimensions. The family approves proportions, storage and layout before anything is made.
4. Samples
Marble, wood, lacquer, fabric and lighting are shown as physical samples. Approval here fixes the finish for the whole home. See the home materials list.
5. Production
The furniture, panelling and marble are made and hand-finished in the Veneto workshop, with 24k gold leaf and upholstery applied by hand.
6. Installation
Finished pieces are crated, shipped and fitted on site, with the studio coordinating access, placement and the marble and lighting work.
7. Final styling
The team dresses the rooms with cushions, curtains and detail so the home is ready to live in. Start a project on the contact page.
The residential design process, from survey to styled home
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residential interior design process drawing review table by Modenese Gastone.
carving bench
residential interior design process carving bench by Modenese Gastone.
gilding stage
residential interior design process gilding stage by Modenese Gastone.
packing and crating
residential interior design process packing and crating by Modenese Gastone.
installation gallery
residential interior design process installation gallery by Modenese Gastone.
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Review the materials approved during the process, the villa and suite work it produces, and how to send a first home brief.
Start a residential interior design process project
Modenese Gastone replies with drawings and a quotation once the room, dimensions, destination country and finish direction are known. The full enquiry form is on the contact page.
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