Full-Service Commercial Interior Design in Detroit

An interior is a chain of decisions: what the space should do, what it should look like, how it is drawn, what is bought, and how it is put in place. When different parties hold each link, the same decision gets made several times and details drift. A developer building in a market with this much activity cannot afford for the clubhouse in the drawings to differ from the clubhouse that arrives on the truck.

One accountable team removes the drift. The same designers who set the direction answer the contractor's questions, review submittals, check what arrives and are on site when it is installed. The owner has one point of contact and one set of decisions to approve.

A new Detroit-area project is rarely the same as the last one. Suburban garden-style and townhome communities need welcoming entries and amenity spaces that justify the rent. Redevelopments of older Downtown and Midtown buildings need interiors that respect the structure's character, whether that is Art Deco detail or early factory brick. Crew and extended-stay housing near large construction sites needs furniture that survives heavy use and spaces that help people rest.

Hansae Mobility USA Manufacturing's expansion of over $93.2 million in Macomb County is the kind of supplier growth behind the suburban side of that mix, and one team carrying the interior from concept to install keeps those communities on schedule when the employer's hiring does not wait.

• Entries, mudrooms and flooring planned for slush, salt and long winters
• Industrial heritage materials such as brick and steel paired with warm wood
• Amenity programs matched to the renter, whether a family, a professional or a rotating crew
• Furniture specified for durability as much as appearance