Projects & Experience

A project is more than the finished photograph.

TDC focuses on the decisions, sourcing and coordination that help move an interior project from early discussion through construction, installation and completion.

Project team arriving at a large residential construction site
The Project Journey

Plan. Source. Coordinate. Deliver.

The launch gallery below illustrates the type of project stages TDC supports. Detailed client case studies will be added as publication permissions and project records are confirmed.

Client consultation meeting
Stage 01 · Discover

Understand the client first

Discuss the property, objectives, style, priorities, budget considerations, timeline and concerns before recommending products or people.

Project planning over architectural drawings
Stage 02 · Define

Turn ideas into a working brief

Clarify scope, responsibilities, technical questions and which designers, suppliers, builders or specialists the project may require.

Reviewing interior material and finish samples
Stage 03 · Source

Compare products, not just pictures

Review specification, finish, price, availability, lead time, supplier reliability, maintenance and how each option fits the project.

Luxury villa project under construction
Stage 04 · Coordinate

Keep project participants connected

Help clients, designers, suppliers, contractors and installers communicate around products, decisions and the agreed project direction.

Interior finish installation on site
Stage 05 · Monitor

Follow the details into the site

Within the agreed scope, follow product interfaces, installation questions, quality expectations, changes and issues that need a decision.

Completed luxury residential interior
Stage 06 · Complete

Bring the pieces together

Support final coordination, correction items and handover so that product selections and project decisions contribute to one cohesive result.

Project team and clients at project handover
Future Case Studies

Proof will focus on Pla's actual contribution.

As project records are prepared, each case study will explain more than the room style.

Published projects can document the client need, project location, Pla's role, sourcing or coordination challenge, products and specialists involved, approach taken and factual result. Confidential clients can remain unnamed.

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