FAQs

A: Because detail is the enemy of hidden costs. Many firms use "Lump Sum" pricing (e.g., "Kitchen Carpentry: $4,000") to hide margins or mask a lack of planning. This often leads to expensive "Variation Orders" halfway through the renovation. I practice Radical Transparency. I itemize every individual works to be done according to their appropriate unit of measurement. My 15-page breakdown ensures you know exactly what you are paying for, and it guarantees that you never overpay for additions or get under-refunded for omissions.n text goes here
A: No. Because I run a lean studio without the corporate bloat of large firms, I am not GST registered. This automatically saves you more on your total renovation bill compared to hiring a large design agency.
A: It comes down to my "Zero-Bloat" Business Model. When you hire a big firm, your money pays for their showroom rent, administrative staff, electricity, and the boss’s profit margin. When you hire Luna Studio, you are paying only for Expertise and Materials. I pass these overhead savings directly to you, allowing us to use higher quality materials for the same budget.

A: I operate as a Mobile Design Studio. Instead of limiting you to a small selection of samples in a generic office, I conduct material selection trips directly at Singapore’s leading supplier galleries (e.g., Hafary, Lamitak, Blum). This gives you access to the full range of the latest materials, not just what fits on a shelf. For discussions, I come to your current residence or a location convenient to you, saving you travel time.
A: By refusing to play "Contractor Roulette." Many firms farm out work to the cheapest subcontractor available that week. I work with a Fixed Veteran Squad of tilers, carpenters, and electricians whom I have trusted for years. We have a shorthand for quality, and they answer directly to me—not a middleman project manager.
A: Your renovation never relies on guesswork. Because I produce detailed AutoCAD Technical Blueprints (not just vague sketches) for every project, the plan is documented and clear. My head contractor is fully briefed on these engineering details, ensuring site progress continues smoothly and accurately even if I am momentarily offline.

A: I only promise what physics allows. Many designers will agree to impossible timelines just to secure your deposit, leaving you stranded or delivering shoddy work when the deadline is missed. I operate differently. If your timeline is not feasible for a high-quality finish, I will respectfully decline the project. I would rather lose a job than leave you with defects caused by rushing.
A: I cap my workload at 3 Active Projects at a time. To maintain my standard of 100% direct accountability, I cannot juggle 10 clients like a sales designer. If my schedule is full, I will place you on a priority waitlist to ensure your home gets the attention it deserves.

A: A 3D render is a pretty picture; a Technical Drawing is an instruction manual. Most mistakes happen because the contractor has to "guess" how to build what is in the picture. I use my academic background to produce precise AutoCAD Blueprints that detail joint lines, electrical points, and ergonomic clearances. We build the project on paper before we ever touch a brick, eliminating costly errors.