Planning guides
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What drives the cost, which materials last in Kenyan homes and offices, and the decisions that matter most — before you speak to anyone.
What Affects the Cost of Interior Design in Kenya?
The cost of interior design in Kenya depends mainly on the size of the space, the level of finish, whether materials are local or imported, and how much building work is involved. A design-only service costs far less than full design and fit-out. The most reliable way to know your cost is a site visit and an itemised written quote.
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Planning a Gypsum Ceiling in Kenya
Gypsum ceiling cost is driven by the room's area, the complexity of the design (flat, bulkhead or multi-level), the lighting you integrate and the quality of the framing and boards. Plain ceilings cost much less than designer ceilings with cove lighting.
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Choosing Kitchen Cabinets in Kenya
Kitchen cabinet cost depends on the total length of cabinetry, the carcass material (MDF, marine board or hardwood), door finish, worktop choice and hardware. Marine board and hardwood last longest in Kenyan kitchens; MDF suits a tighter budget away from water.
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Planning an Office Fit-Out in Nairobi
Office fit-out cost depends on floor area, the number of enclosed rooms and partitions, ceiling and electrical works, furniture specification and whether work must happen after hours. Planning seat counts and meeting rooms early avoids expensive changes later.
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How to Furnish an Airbnb in Nairobi That Gets 5-Star Reviews
What you spend furnishing an Airbnb depends on the unit size, the guest market you target and whether you buy custom or ready-made furniture. Spending on mattresses, linen and lighting pays back fastest in reviews and nightly rates.
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Planning a Bathroom Renovation in Kenya
Bathroom renovation cost depends on whether you're refreshing fittings or stripping back to the walls, the tiles and sanitaryware you choose, glass shower screens and — most importantly — proper waterproofing, which you should never skip.
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Planning Built-in Wardrobes in Kenya
Built-in wardrobe cost depends on the length and height of the unit, the board and door finish (melamine, lacquer or mirror), interior fittings like drawers and shoe racks, and lighting. Floor-to-ceiling units give the most storage for the space.
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TV Wall Unit Ideas for Kenyan Homes
A TV wall unit's cost depends on its size, whether it's a simple floating cabinet or a full feature wall, the panels or stone finishes used, built-in storage and LED lighting. Planning cable routes early keeps the finished wall clean.
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Choosing Flooring in Kenya: SPC, Wood or Tiles?
Flooring cost depends on the material (SPC, laminate, engineered wood or porcelain tiles), the area, the condition of the existing floor and how much levelling is needed. SPC is waterproof and quick to install; tiles and engineered wood suit longer-term homes.
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Office partition cost depends on the system (gypsum, aluminium and glass, or frameless glass), wall length and height, doors, acoustic insulation and branded frosting. Glass keeps offices bright; gypsum is the most economical for private rooms.
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