Full apartment renovation
A coordinated brief for an unfinished or older apartment: preparation, installations and finishing, with the exact work defined after review.
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Renovations / Apartments in Tbilisi
Space, reimagined. Details, considered. In Tbilisi.
From an unfinished apartment to an interior ready for a new chapter. Plan your renovation around everyday life, considered materials and a clear route from the first brief to handover.
Tbilisi, Georgia
Plan / Renovate / Live
01 / Renovation services
A better apartment starts with a clear plan.
A full transformation or a focused update. Choose the direction that fits your apartment, then define the work, finish level and budget together.
Kitchens & bathrooms
Practical layouts, useful storage and coordinated finishes. Discuss plumbing, ventilation, lighting and fittings as part of the room, not as afterthoughts.
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Interior refresh
A focused update for an apartment that does not need a complete rebuild. Consider surfaces, lighting, doors and storage around what already works.
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Rental-ready interiors
A practical finish for a future rental: easy-care materials, a useful furniture plan and a clear handover checklist. Furnishing is included only when agreed.
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02 / Before work begins
Function first. Everything else follows.
A beautiful renovation should also make daily life easier. Start with how you move, cook, work and relax, then translate those needs into a realistic brief.
The way you use the apartment
Define who the apartment is for, the rooms you need and the features that matter most. Separate essentials from preferences.
The existing space
Review dimensions, openings, visible condition and existing services. Note questions that need a specialist assessment before the scope is finalised.
A shared specification
Agree on materials, finishes and responsibilities. Make important decisions before ordering, rather than relying on a photograph alone.
03 / The renovation journey
From raw space to home.
Five connected stages, with decisions made at the right time. Each apartment has its own starting condition; the sequence and schedule follow the agreed project.
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Consultation & survey
Discuss your goals, inspect the apartment and record the starting condition. Identify the priorities and questions to resolve.
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Design & agreement
Define the layout, finish level, itemised work and budget. Agree on inclusions, responsibilities and an initial schedule.
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Renovation works
Coordinate preparation and installations within the agreed scope. Review progress and discuss changes before additional work is approved.
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Finishes & furnishing
Bring together surfaces, lighting and joinery. Install agreed furniture and appliances where they are included in the specification.
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Review & handover
Walk through the finished work, record any outstanding items and agree on their resolution. Confirm the handover and available care information.
04 / Interior direction
Quiet details. A coherent whole.
Choose a finish that suits the apartment and how it will be used. These interior references show a visual direction, not a fixed package or completed MKJ projects.
Designed for daily use.
Plan work surfaces, storage, lighting and appliance positions together. Confirm dimensions and service locations before final ordering.
Comfort in the details.
Balance fittings, storage and finish choices. Plumbing, ventilation and preparation need to be reviewed alongside the visible design.
Space to feel at home.
A balanced palette, useful lighting and considered storage. Keep room for the routines and personal details that make the apartment yours.
All photographs are illustrative. They are not a portfolio of completed MKJ work or before-and-after views of the same apartment. The pictured furnishings are not automatically included in a renovation scope.
05 / Budget & expectations
Know what you are agreeing to.
A useful renovation budget follows the actual apartment and a detailed brief. We do not publish a single price per square metre that suggests every property needs the same work.
- Starting condition
- Existing finishes, preparation and the work needed before new materials can be installed.
- Systems & layout
- The extent of installation work and any proposed layout changes requiring technical review.
- Materials & delivery
- Finish choices, quantities, availability and lead times, including any agreed furniture or appliances.
- Changes & contingencies
- Discuss an allowance for unknowns. Changes to cost, scope or timing should be documented and agreed before proceeding.
06 / Before you begin
Good questions make a better start.
How much will my renovation cost?
The price depends on the apartment, its condition and the agreed specification. Share photographs, approximate area and your intended result. A detailed estimate follows a review of the space and work required.
How long does it take?
There is no single timeline for every apartment. Scope, material deliveries, access and technical questions all affect the schedule. Agree on a project programme and how any changes will be communicated.
Are furniture and appliances included?
Only if they are specified in the agreed scope. Distinguish construction work, fitted elements, loose furniture, appliances and styling items before confirming the budget.
Can I discuss renovation before buying?
Yes. Share the available photographs or floor plan and explain the intended use. An early discussion helps define questions for a closer review; it is not a fixed quotation or a technical inspection.
How are changes handled?
Review the proposed change, its cost and its effect on the schedule before approving it. Keep the revised scope in writing so the agreed result remains clear to everyone.
07 / Your renovation brief
Let’s shape your next space.
Tell us about the apartment, its current condition and what you want to change. You can attach photographs or a floor plan when you send the email from your own email application.
info@mkjholdings.comTbilisi, Georgia