Interior designers
Translate layouts and design requirements into a structured estimation brief.
Turn floor plans, drawings and project requirements into structured interior estimates. Intorza provides BOQ preparation, quantity estimation and cost estimation support for designers, contractors, architects and interior businesses.
Explore estimation servicesProfessional estimation support built for interior businesses.
A considered estimate starts with clarity
Organize the available project information before applying rates or discussing a total.
Plans, drawings, design brief
Rooms, items, quantities
Descriptions, units, basis
Rates, assumptions, checks
Estimating an interior project involves more than adding prices. A useful BOQ organizes rooms, items, quantities, units, rates and estimated amounts around the information available.
You design and execute. Intorza helps you estimate. Discuss an item-wise BOQ, a room-wise estimate or a quotation-ready structure, with the scope agreed around your drawings, specifications and pricing inputs.
Translate layouts and design requirements into a structured estimation brief.
Add estimation capacity when multiple enquiries and projects need review.
Prepare item-wise and room-wise information for execution project estimates.
Organize quantities and pricing inputs across rooms and work categories.
Discuss estimation support for suitable interior scopes using available project drawings.
Use reviewed quantities for internal costing, vendor discussion and quotation preparation.
Choose the estimation support that fits your documentation and project stage.
Structure relevant project items, quantities, units and costing fields in a Bill of Quantities.
Group items by living room, bedrooms, kitchen, dining, foyer and other agreed spaces.
Review individual elements such as wardrobes, kitchens, TV units, ceilings and furniture.
Extract suitable quantities from supplied drawings and measurements where the documentation supports it.
Structure material-related quantities when specifications and project scope are sufficiently defined.
Apply agreed rates or supplied pricing information to reviewed quantities.
Use dimensioned plans alongside the design and specification information needed for the estimate.
Review relevant 2D and working drawings to organize project quantities and item descriptions.
Use reviewed project items and pricing as the foundation for a client-facing quotation.
A structured BOQ makes it easier to review items, quantities and estimated costs before preparing a quotation.
| Room | Item | Description | Quantity | Unit | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master bedroom | Wardrobe | Custom wardrobe | 24 | Sq Ft | — | — |
| Living room | TV unit | TV wall unit | 18 | Sq Ft | — | — |
| Kitchen | Base unit | Kitchen base cabinets | 16 | R Ft | — | — |
| Living room | False ceiling | Ceiling work | 120 | Sq Ft | — | — |
Custom wardrobe
TV wall unit
Kitchen base cabinets
Ceiling work
Illustrative quantities only. Rates and amounts are placeholders. Item definitions and measurement units must be agreed for the actual project.
Group different requirements by space so the project team can review a room’s scope before it enters the quotation.
TV units, wall treatments, ceilings, storage and selected furniture.
View room BOQWardrobes, beds, side tables, dressing units and ceilings.
View room BOQStorage, study units, beds and other room-specific requirements.
View room BOQBase, wall and tall units, storage and defined kitchen components.
View room BOQCrockery units, storage, partitions and related elements.
View room BOQShoe racks, mirrors, partitions and entry-area storage.
View room BOQWardrobes, desks, beds and selected furniture or storage.
View room BOQAdditional spaces included according to project scope and documentation.
View room BOQThe item list depends on the design, scope and available documentation. Every item is not included in every BOQ.
Share available drawings and requirements. Where the documentation supports it, relevant items and quantities can be organized into a project BOQ.
Estimates depend on drawings, dimensions, specifications, quantities, material selections and rates available at preparation. Actual execution costs may vary. A floor plan alone may not establish every quantity or detail.
Request a BOQDetailed drawings can provide useful dimensions and specifications for quantity review. If your project still needs layouts or working drawings, Intorza can support that separately scoped stage.
Visualization communicates how the proposed interior should look. A BOQ organizes the items and pricing inputs needed to estimate and quote it. These are complementary, separately scoped services.
Reviewed items, quantities and rates provide a useful foundation for a professional interior quotation. Enter the agreed information into Intorza’s existing quotation workflow and review it before sharing.
Prepare quotations and export a PDF using the existing tool. BOQ preparation is a service; automatic transfer or import is not implied.
Explore the interior quotation workflowOrganize rooms, items and quantities into a structure the team can discuss.
Review the estimated measurements and units before applying rates.
Connect reviewed quantities and pricing inputs to an estimated value.
Use the reviewed project information to prepare a client-facing proposal.
Intorza combines software and services around the day-to-day work of interior professionals. Your practice keeps its client relationship and project decisions.
An approach organized around project rooms, interior items and quotation needs.
Define room-wise or item-wise information for the agreed scope.
Use reviewed costing information in a client quotation workflow.
Access drawing, visualization and website support where your business needs it.
Provide available plans, drawings, measurements, design notes and requirements.
Confirm the rooms, items and type of estimation required.
Review or structure quantities from the supplied project documentation.
Organize the agreed information into a room-wise or item-wise structure.
Where available, apply agreed rates or supplied pricing to estimate cost.
Review quantities, assumptions and pricing before finalizing the agreed deliverable.
Use the reviewed information in Intorza’s quotation tools where appropriate.
Choose the software and separately scoped services that fit your business. The stages below describe a possible workflow, not an automatically connected pipeline.
Define the project context, measurement basis and pricing inputs before relying on a total.
An amount-only estimateA headline amount leaves item assumptions unclear
Intorza estimation workflowAn agreed room-wise or item-wise project structure
An amount-only estimateThe total alone does not explain the measurement basis
Intorza estimation workflowRelevant quantities and units documented for review
An amount-only estimateRate assumptions still need to be identified
Intorza estimation workflowAgreed rates or supplied pricing inputs made part of the brief
An amount-only estimateQuotation details require further preparation
Intorza estimation workflowReviewed project information can support quotation creation
Showcase your services, completed projects and portfolio with an Intorza website built around interior and architecture practices.
A Bill of Quantities is a structured document organizing relevant interior project items, descriptions, quantities, units and costing information.
The agreed scope may include room-wise or item-wise information for wardrobes, kitchens, TV units, ceilings, storage, furniture and other defined interior work. Every item is not automatically included.
Interior designers, studios, contractors, turnkey firms, architects and interior execution businesses seeking additional estimation support.
A floor plan can help, but the detail possible depends on dimensions, specifications and other design information. A plan alone may not establish heights, internal furniture details or material requirements.
Suitable working drawings can provide dimensions and specifications for quantity review. The drawing set is assessed for completeness and unresolved details before the scope is agreed.
Quantity takeoff support can be discussed for interior scopes where the supplied drawings and measurements contain sufficient information.
Material estimation can be supported where dimensions, specifications and project requirements are defined. Procurement allowances and final purchasing quantities need project-specific review.
Cost estimation uses agreed rates, supplied vendor pricing or other pricing inputs confirmed for the assignment. Intorza does not promise universally accurate or real-time market rates.
Yes. Reviewed items, quantities and pricing can be entered into Intorza’s existing quotation tools to prepare and download a client quotation. This does not imply automatic BOQ import or transfer.
No. An estimate depends on measurements, drawings, specifications, quantities and pricing available when it is prepared. Changes in scope, selections and execution conditions can change the cost.
The fee depends on project size, rooms, documentation quality, detail level and the estimation scope. Share the requirements for review before a quote is confirmed.
Timing depends on project scope, available documentation and the review process. Delivery timing and revision arrangements are confirmed after reviewing the brief.
Share your plans, drawings and requirements for structured BOQ and estimation support built around interior businesses.
For designers, contractors, architects, studios and turnkey interior companies.