Services & consultation

What RR can take on, and how the first conversation becomes a clear plan.

What RR can take on

Design, construction, and finishing under one scope, so nothing is lost between the drawing and the site.

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Interior design

Space planning, layouts, and 2D/3D visuals before anything is built.

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Architecture

Building design and structural drawings.

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General contractor

One team running the site, covering structure, finishing, and trades.

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Mechanical and electrical

Electrical, plumbing, and MEP coordination.

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Custom furniture

Wardrobes, kitchens, and joinery, made and installed to fit.

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Steel and structural works

Steel frames, canopies, and structural repairs.

From first contact to handover

You do not need final drawings or a fixed budget to start. Each decision stays visible before the next step begins.

Week 6 report

Example · kitchen & dining room

In progress

Brief notes

A brighter kitchen, more storage, a dining table for six.

Sizes & condition

3.2 × 4.1 m · ceiling 2.8 m · damp north wall.

Design & cost plan

Final layout and a cost breakdown, approved before work starts.

Site progress

Cabinets 80% installed · dining table in finishing.

Site photo 01Site photo 02

Handover checklist

10 of 12 items done · left, handles and silicone.

Illustration of a project progress report, not a screenshot of a live app.

What clients say

Notes from the people RR has worked with.

“We stayed in during the rebuild, and the team kept the work area clean. Every stage was explained before it started.”

Rani & Dimas · House renovation in Tangerang

“Our apartment is small, yet the result feels open. The desk built into the wardrobe is an idea we had never thought of.”

Sarah · Apartment interior in BSD

“The kitchen is tidy at last because everything has a place. Careful installation, and leftovers cleaned up before handover.”

Sari · Kitchen set design (two lighting options)

“The bold concept I asked for, translated without losing function. Even the lights were picked to be easy to maintain.”

Hendra · Restaurant in Cikarang

“Customers keep photographing the shelves and counter. For a new business, a place that photographs well matters.”

Nadia · Coffee shop design in a rustic mood

“Small things were thought through, down to spots for the iron and vacuum. Everything was measured again before installation.”

Ayu · Residential furniture in Meruya

“I only sent a photo and rough measurements. Enough to start, and the cost breakdown was explained step by step.”

Bayu · House renovation · field documentation

Nadia

Start without final drawings

A photo, a rough size, or a description of the problem is enough. Measurements, budget, and final design can come later, step by step.

Four things that are enough to start

Scroll inside the deck to flip through them.

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Photos of the space

A few photos as they are. Nothing needs to be tidy or professional.

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Rough sizes

Approximate width and length are enough. Precise measurements come at the survey.

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The story of the problem

What feels off today and what you want to change, in your own words.

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References (optional)

Mood boards, links, or styles you like, if you already have them.