Process
A practical path from conversation to handover.
The stages below describe a typical MAKANELL interior. They are a working sequence, not a contractual checklist. The actual order is agreed once the brief is understood.
Initial Conversation
We listen to how you live, where the home is in Egypt, and whether you are nearby or abroad.
Project Brief
Services, rooms and constraints are written down so the work has a clear centre.
Site Understanding
The property is reviewed as it stands: shell, existing finishes, light and access.
Design Development
Atmosphere, layout and a material language are set before making begins.
Material and Furniture Selection
Finishes and pieces are chosen so the interior reads as one, including custom furniture where needed.
Execution
Finishing on site and production of furniture follow the agreed direction.
Installation
Pieces are placed and details completed in the rooms themselves.
Final Handover
The home is returned to daily use. Remaining items, if any, are discussed plainly.
Questions
How does a MAKANELL project usually begin?
It begins with a private conversation about the home, the people who will live in it, and the services required: design, finishing, furniture, or a combination of the three.
Does every project follow the same sequence?
The sequence below describes a typical path. The actual order and depth of each stage are agreed after the brief is understood, and are not presented here as a contractual obligation.
Can the process start if the client is not in Egypt?
Yes. Many conversations begin at a distance. A visit to the property and the Dokki showroom can follow when travel is possible.
Private Consultation
Begin with a considered conversation.
Tell us about the home in Egypt, where you live, and whether you need interior design, turnkey finishing, bespoke furniture, or a complete interior.