We arrange the outdoor areas around their uses and connections: dining near the house, seating with room to move around it, and routes between the spaces. The layout, views and material direction let you review those choices together before selecting products or commissioning site work.
| Design work | What you can review |
|---|---|
| Outdoor Layout | The position of dining, lounge and planting areas, with furniture footprints and the routes connecting them to the house and garden. |
| 3D Views | The agreed outdoor views showing the relationship between surfaces, furniture, planting areas and the adjoining building. |
| Material Direction | Proposed paving, exposed edges and finish combinations, identified by the areas where they are used. |
| Furniture and Product Selections | Proposed dining and lounge pieces or other agreed products, with references that can be developed into itemized supply inquiries. |
We position tables, chairs and lounge pieces in relation to the doors and the space around them. The layout considers chair movement, the approach to seating and the route back inside. An outdoor cooking area can also be shown when it forms part of your brief.
Outdoor Dining Tables & ChairsWe connect the occupied terraces with garden routes, planting areas and any existing pool area shown on your plans. The concept considers what you see from the house and where people move between spaces. Existing features to retain remain part of the design brief.
Outdoor Lounge SetsWe develop the surface and furniture selections around each outdoor use. A dining terrace, covered lounge and exposed route can need different products. The material list identifies the intended location so product information and local suitability can be reviewed against that use.
We compare the paving’s color, piece size and surface appearance with the house and adjoining areas. A preferred visual finish is connected to a candidate product; information for outdoor exposure and walking conditions is reviewed with your local team before the selection is used.
The proposed dining and lounge pieces are placed at their overall sizes in the layout. Table and chair positions, sofa depth and access around the grouping inform the selection. Frame, upholstery and tabletop choices are then considered for the intended outdoor location.
We use planting areas to define the visual edges of terraces and routes. The concept shows their relationship to paving and seating, including the character of their borders. Plant species, soil preparation and irrigation design stay with the local landscape specialist.
The site information establishes what the layout must fit. We use the house openings, measured outdoor areas and features you are retaining to organize the design. Photos and your priorities fill in details that a plan may not show, such as a preferred view or a frequently used route.
| Project input | What we need | Design decision |
|---|---|---|
| Site and Building Plans | Dimensioned outdoor areas, house openings and existing features; include available level information from the local team. | Place the outdoor uses and identify connections that need local technical review. |
| Photos and Site Conditions | Views from the house and garden, areas of sun or shade, and features or finishes to retain. | Choose the visual priorities and relate the new spaces to the existing property. |
| Outdoor Activities | How you use the space, dining and seating needs, circulation routes and any cooking or poolside area to include. | Allocate space to each activity and select furniture arrangements for review. |
| Budget and Project Stage | Design and product budget direction, target schedule, existing selections and work already planned locally. | Set the design priorities and separate new selections from products or site work already committed. |
Measured areas, doors and existing features. Photos, outdoor activities, budget and priorities.
Outdoor layout, 3D views, paving and finish direction. Furniture placement and product references.
Levels, drainage and structures. Planting and irrigation. Permits and construction.
Selected furniture and finishes. Specifications and quantities. Item prices and delivery terms.
We resolve the outdoor arrangement before developing the agreed views and product direction. Feedback stays connected to the area it changes: moving a dining table affects the seating and route around it; changing paving affects the surface selection for that location.
We review the first layout against your activities, retained features and house access. You can see where dining, lounging and garden routes sit in relation to each other before the views and materials are developed further.
The agreed views show the paving, furniture and planting areas as one composition. Comments can address a particular seating group, material or view. We update the affected design and identify product choices that still need samples or further information.
The final design files carry the reviewed layout and material direction to your local team. For a design-and-supply commission, the selected furniture and finishes also move into product inquiries, with quantities, specifications and pricing developed for the actual order.
Local professionals remain responsible for site measurements, grading, drainage, irrigation, structures, pool engineering, code review, permits and construction. The design files communicate the outdoor layout and appearance to those teams.
The design fee depends on the outdoor areas, existing information, requested views and depth of material selection. A furnished terrace with an established footprint involves different work from several connected garden areas. Product purchases and local construction have their own costs.
The group’s designers develop 2D plans and 3D renderings for landscape spaces, with materials, furniture and finishes considered alongside the layout. NOVARMIA connects that design work with the outdoor products included in your commission.
GEORGE Design & Drawing SupportYes. The commission can focus on a defined outdoor area. We establish its dimensions, connection to the house and intended uses, then specify the layouts, views and material-selection work included in the proposal.
You can begin with photos, available building drawings and a description of the areas you want to change. We identify the measurements and site information needed to develop the layout. Your local team supplies the measured dimensions and levels used for detailed placement.
The concept can show planting areas and their visual relationship to the outdoor spaces. Plant species, soil conditions, irrigation and ongoing landscape care require local horticultural and technical input. We do not include those specialist documents in the landscape concept package.
Yes. The agreed PDF plans, images and CAD files can communicate the layout and material direction to your contractor. The contractor and local designers develop the site-specific construction details, levels and drainage, and review the selected products for their installation conditions.
Yes. NOVARMIA accepts design-only commissions as well as design-and-supply projects. Your proposal identifies the design files and selection work included. If you later request furniture or materials, those items receive a separate quotation.
Changes within the first brief are handled through the revision rounds listed in the proposal. Added outdoor areas, a new design direction or additional rounds can add work. We confirm the extra fee and timing before starting that work.