What our clients in Tanta say about working with us

We had a small three-bedroom apartment near Al Geish Street that felt cramped no matter how we arranged the furniture. The team came in, measured everything twice, and gave us a layout plan that actually used the corners properly. The whole project, from first meeting to final styling, took about six weeks. My kids finally have a study corner that isn't in the middle of the living room.

I run a small tutoring business from home and needed my apartment to double as a quiet workspace during the day. IMA Craft Star suggested a sliding partition and custom shelving instead of a full wall, which kept the budget reasonable. It's been four months and the setup still works exactly how we planned it.

My wife and I moved into an older building downtown with high ceilings but an odd floor plan. The designer assigned to us actually listened when we said we didn't want anything too modern-looking. They mixed in some of our old furniture with new pieces and it doesn't feel like a showroom, it feels like our place.

Honestly I was skeptical about paying for design help on a rental apartment, but the consultation alone was worth it. They pointed out that our sofa placement was blocking natural light from two windows. Small fix, big difference. We didn't even need the full package, just their advice.

We renovated my mother's apartment after she had some mobility issues, and the studio adjusted the plan to include wider walking paths and lower shelving without making the place look clinical. It took some back and forth on material choices but the final result respects how she actually lives day to day.

Three rooms, one shared budget between me and my roommate, and very different taste in furniture. Somehow the design team found a middle ground with neutral tones and separate accent pieces for each of our rooms. Project wrapped in about five weeks and neither of us feels like we compromised too much.