Interior Design & Turnkey Fit-Out

What turnkey means in practice

On a conventional interior project, the client hires a designer, then separately appoints a civil contractor, an electrician, a false-ceiling vendor, a carpenter, a painter and a furniture supplier — and spends months coordinating them. In a turnkey project, one company takes responsibility for the whole outcome. At Management Touch, that includes:

• Site survey and brief — measurements, services audit, and a clear understanding of how you use the space.
• Space planning and 3D design — layouts, renders, material and colour boards, and a detailed bill of quantities.
• Civil and services — partitions, flooring, plumbing, electricals, data cabling and HVAC coordination.
• Ceilings and finishes — gypsum and grid ceilings, wall finishes, paint, wallpaper, cladding and glass.
• Furniture and joinery — made to measure at our own workshops.
• Handover — snag closure, deep cleaning, as-built information and post-completion support.

Our process, stage by stage

We work in defined stages with sign-offs, so you always know what is agreed. Design is finalised and costed before site work starts; material samples are approved before ordering; and the site schedule is shared as a week-by-week plan. A dedicated site coordinator manages daily progress, quality checkpoints and vendor sequencing — for example, ensuring electrical conduits and AC drain lines are in place before the ceiling is closed. You receive regular progress updates and a single number to call.

Spaces we design and build

Our interior work covers corporate offices, dental and healthcare clinics, training centres and institutions, retail, showrooms and cafés, and residences. Past projects include a corporate office interior in Noida, the Smile Craft Dental Care clinic and an interior for Burlington English. Each has different priorities: acoustic privacy and cabling for offices, hygiene and workflow for clinics, display and footfall for retail.

Because our own team handles design and execution, design decisions are made with buildability and cost in mind from the start. A ceiling feature is drawn with the AC grilles and sprinklers already placed; a reception counter is detailed with the joinery workshop that will build it. That avoids the gap between an attractive drawing and a site that cannot deliver it, which is the most common reason interior projects overrun on time and budget. Where building or structural work is involved, our civil work team is part of the same contract.

Materials, budget and timeline

Material choices are the biggest lever on cost and durability. We specify commercial-grade plywood (BWR or BWP where moisture is a concern), laminates and veneers, gypsum board partitions, toughened glass, vitrified tiles, vinyl or carpet tile flooring and LED lighting, and explain the trade-off between options so you can balance budget and longevity. Cost depends on area, the condition of the existing site, the extent of civil and MEP work, furniture quantity and finish level. Timelines depend mainly on scope and on building approvals for work hours and material movement. We issue transparent, itemised quotations and a schedule together, so both are agreed before work begins.

Share your floor plan and requirements on our quote page to begin with a site visit.