Chiara Novak Interiors
Interior Designer
What you receive
Design
Your vision takes shape.
- Mood boards – A mood board for each space, setting the atmosphere, color palette and textures.
- Space planning – Layout proposals designed around light, flow and the way you live day to day.
- 2D plans – Detailed floor plans for each space, showing the layout of furniture, fixtures and key elements, so every proportion and circulation is carefully considered.
- 3D visuals – Photorealistic renderings of your space, allowing you to experience the atmosphere, materials and light before any work begins.
- A curated selection of materials, finishes, fixtures and furniture, chosen to bring together beauty, quality and the way you live.
Execution
Your project, brought to life.
- A complete set of technical plans tailored to your project, including bespoke joinery drawings for every custom-made piece, so every detail is executed exactly as designed.
- Contractor coordination – Careful review and comparison of contractor quotations, with clear guidance to help you make confident decisions.
- Site supervision – Regular site visits to ensure the works follow the approved design, with ongoing progress updates throughout the project.
- Sourcing – Selection, ordering and delivery coordination of all furniture, materials and decorative pieces, making the process effortless for you.
- Styling & handover – Installation of every piece and final styling of each room, followed by a personal walkthrough and professional photography of your finished space.
About me
Born between two cultures, Slovenian and Belgian, I grew up in Belgium, surrounded by different languages, landscapes and ways of living. From a very early age, I was fascinated by the way places shape the people who live in them, and I developed a true passion for interior design, for color, texture and pattern, and for the way they come together to create atmosphere. What began as a childhood obsession became my dream, and today I have the privilege of living it.
That dream led me to Italy, where I studied interior design at the Florence Institute of Design International. The city itself became my classroom. Surrounded by centuries of craftsmanship, art and architecture, I learned to look closely at proportion, at materials and at the way light moves across a surface. Florence taught me that great design is never about following rules, but about understanding them well enough to break them beautifully.
