Is 60 days realistic for a whole apartment?

It is our typical programme for an apartment. What makes it possible is that the joinery is made on a factory line while the site is prepared, then fitted rather than built in your home. A villa or a larger home is given its own date, agreed the same way.

What happens if the site slips?

You see it the week it happens: plan against actual is shared every week in your app, with photographs, and the plan is reworked with you in writing rather than discovered at the end.

What does handover actually involve?

A snag walk with your project manager, every item logged in Élara OS with a photograph, cleared and then closed by you. Then the styling, a deep clean, a room-by-room sign-off, and the warranty pack in your app.

Your handover date, in writing, before we begin.

Typically 60 days for an apartment. The plan is measured against the date every week in your app, and handover is a signed snag list — every item photographed, cleared and closed by you — rather than a handshake.

Typical apartment: 60 days
Plan against actual: Every week
Closed by: You, in the app

A finished Japandi living room, handed over: fluted oak media wall, ivory sofa, morning light

What It Means

60-Day Handover*

Typical for an apartment. Your own date before we begin, and the plan against it every week. Handover is a signed snag list, not a handshake: every item logged in Élara OS with a photo, cleared, and closed by you before the keys change hands.

A date, not an estimate
Before the build starts, your handover date is written into the agreement, with the stage plan that gets there.
Measured every week
Plan against actual, with site photographs, shared in your app on the same day every week — so a slip is visible the week it happens rather than the month after.
Handover is a snag list
Every open item is logged in Élara OS with a photograph, cleared, and closed by you. The keys change hands when the list is empty.
Then styled and cleaned
Art, textiles and planting placed by the studio, a deep clean and a room-by-room sign-off, with the warranty pack waiting in your app.

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The Terms

The specifics

Written into the agreement and kept in your app, so there is nothing to remember and nothing to argue.

*60 days is typical for an apartment; a villa or a larger home is given its own date on the same terms
The date and the stage plan are agreed in writing before work begins
Joinery is made on a factory line while the site is prepared, then fitted rather than built in your home — which is what keeps the programme short
Plan against actual, with photographs, every week in your app
A 30-day visit once you have moved in

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Is 60 days realistic for a whole apartment?: It is our typical programme for an apartment. What makes it possible is that the joinery is made on a factory line while the site is prepared, then fitted rather than built in your home. A villa or a larger home is given its own date, agreed the same way.
What happens if the site slips?: You see it the week it happens: plan against actual is shared every week in your app, with photographs, and the plan is reworked with you in writing rather than discovered at the end.
What does handover actually involve?: A snag walk with your project manager, every item logged in Élara OS with a photograph, cleared and then closed by you. Then the styling, a deep clean, a room-by-room sign-off, and the warranty pack in your app.