Commercial Interior Design

Elevated, experience-driven design for modern businesses.

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Elevated, experience-driven design for modern businesses. ✸

Interior of a minimalist piercing studio with a reception desk centered in front of a wall with the logo. The studio has modern decor including black and white art, a zebra-patterned rug, and a mix of green and dark furniture. There are chairs, a marble side table, and decorative sculptures and plants.

Commercial Interior Design carries established direction into execution, ensuring brand, space, and operations remain aligned as projects take shape.

This service is designed for businesses that already have clarity around their concept and need thoughtful oversight as that vision is brought to life. Urbane Haus supports commercial projects through coordination, decision-making, and execution, helping environments feel intentional, credible, and cohesive from build-out to completion.

NOTE: Completion of Directional Design is required before beginning this service.*

What’s Included:

  • A focused review of your approved plans and established brand direction to ensure spatial decisions support your operational needs and overall intent.

  • Your layouts will be refined to support customer movement, staff efficiency, and the overall function of your space.

  • You’ll receive a curated palette of commercial-grade materials and finishes chosen for both durability and visual impact.

  • We’ll guide your selections for lighting, fixtures, and key equipment so your space feels purposeful and aligned with your brand.

  • Your space will include thoughtfully designed millwork, built-ins, and merchandising elements that elevate how products and services are presented.

  • You’ll have detailed drawings and/or renderings, elevations, and specification documents your contractor can rely on for accurate execution.

  • We’ll stay connected with your contractor throughout the build, reviewing details, samples, and progress as the design comes to life.

  • We’ll manage sourcing and procurement, then install and style the space so it’s polished and ready for opening day.

  • We provide design direction, visual presentations, and detailed drawings for custom cabinetry and furniture. We do not provide architectural or permit-ready documentation. This includes:

    • Architectural or as-built drawings

    • Construction or permit sets

    • Structural, mechanical, plumbing, or electrical plans

    • Code analysis, ADA compliance services, or engineering specifications

    • Construction administration or on-site supervision

    Your licensed contractor, architect, or engineering team will handle required technical documentation and code-related responsibilities.

How It Works

Commercial projects move quickly and often involve multiple stakeholders. Our role is to provide steady design oversight as decisions are made and implemented.

✸ PHASE ONE - DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

With direction in place, interior details are refined to support brand expression, functionality, and durability.

✸ PHASE TWO - CONSTRUCTION + BUILD-OUT SUPPORT

As the project moves forward, Urbane Haus remains involved to review decisions, answer questions, and maintain alignment across teams.

✸ PHASE THREE - FURNISHING + STYLING

As construction wraps, furnishings and final layers are introduced to complete the space in a way that feels intentional and resolved.

This phased approach allows the project to move forward efficiently while protecting the integrity of the original vision.

Your Investment

Your project is billed in three phases that align with the flow of your new build:

PHASE 1 - DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

This flat fee covers all design work before construction begins. You’ll receive the full design direction, layouts, material and finish selections, fixture selections, FF&E planning, custom millwork concepts, and detailed renderings and specifications for your contractor.

PHASE 2 - CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT + FURNISHING PROCUREMENT

A monthly construction support fee covers collaboration with your builder, site visits, and ongoing design guidance. Once furnishings are approved, your budget is placed in a client account, and we manage the purchasing, vendor coordination, tracking, and delivery through a procurement fee.

PHASE 3 - INSTALLATION + FINAL STYLING

This flat fee covers full setup once construction is complete. We handle furniture placement, décor installation, merchandising, artwork styling, and final detailing to prepare your space for opening day.

A modern, minimalistic salon or beauty studio with a white cushioned chair on a chrome base, a black and white framed photograph of legs, another framed photo of a woman taking a selfie, a rectangular mirror with LED lighting, and a black console table with a vase of white flowers.

Project Types We Work With:

Urbane Haus can support a wide range of commercial environments, including:

  • Restaurants & cafés

  • Boutiques & retail shops

  • Beauty salons & barbershops

  • Studios & creative workspaces

  • Wellness spaces (esthetician, spa, massage)

  • Micro-hospitality & Airbnb units

  • Boutique hotel spaces

  • Lounges or bar areas

  • Art-forward or experience-based environments

Projects are evaluated for fit to ensure alignment with our approach and expertise.

Let’s Build Something Exceptional.

Submit an inquiry, download the Commercial Design Guide, or learn more about the Directional Design phase to get started.

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GET THE COMMERCIAL DESIGN GUIDE
LEARN MORE ABOUT DIRECTIONAL DESIGN

FAQs

  • Yes. We collaborate closely with existing teams to support alignment throughout execution.

  • Yes. Commercial Interior Design may support new build-outs, renovations, or adaptive reuse projects.

  • No. Brand identity should be established prior to this phase. Our work focuses on translating that direction into the physical space.

  • No. Construction management remains the responsibility of your contractor. Our role is design oversight and guidance.

  • You’ll be involved at key decision points, while we help guide and clarify choices as the project progresses.

  • Timelines vary based on scope, revisions, space size, and buildout requirements. As a general rule of thumb, restaurants and multi-room spaces typically require more time than simple retail spaces.