We publish only projects approved by their owners — no names, no addresses. Client privacy is as much a part of premium service as steel and wood.

304 steel, granite, a lounge zone. Delivered to the render.

Legacy care program — the terrace looks like the shoot every season.

Color through the board: a facade you can renew for decades.

Steel frame, 8 seasonal inspections, a perfect plane.

One slab — one piece.

Our best argument: it's 4 years old, and you can walk it in the showroom.
A render shows the intent. This is what we started from: a gravel pad with old grills on it, and bare concrete between gabion walls. Both projects are shot from the spot the “before” was taken from — same fence, same wall, same corner.


A yard in a city development. There was a pad for old grills and lawn around it. Now: a kitchen run under a steel pergola with a glazed roof, ventilation taken out through the roof, woodstore built into the body. The fence and the neighboring houses are the same in both frames.


The corner with the gabion wall. The client had already built the gabions and the decking — beyond that, an empty slab. Now: kitchen, bar counter and a pergola battened in thermo-karagach, all built off one drawing. The pergola sits exactly into the gabion corner because it was calculated with the kitchen, not after it.


The canopy over the steppe. A finished canopy with panoramic glazing and a black battened ceiling — and nothing under it. Now: a run the full width of the wall, a marble splashback, ventilation flush with the ceiling. Same ceiling, same mullions, same horizon.


An enclosed room. Bare plaster and services stubbed out of the floor. Now: a kitchen with a pizza oven, restaurant-grade ventilation and karagach shelving. The chequerboard floor is the same in both frames — it is the same room.
Different sites, different budgets, different materials — one build standard. Every frame is from a finished job, no renders.












This industry hides prices until the site visit. We publish what delivered projects cost: nine kitchens, from 4.85 to 32.2M ₸ turnkey. Find the scale closest to yours and you already know the order of magnitude before the first conversation.

Bodies and fronts in 304 stainless, grill, cooktop, sink and pizza oven under a single ventilation canopy.

Granite counter, ventilation, and the view out from under the pergola.

Black sink, granite, built-in grill — a run along the wall.
One project at three stages. Between the render and the finished kitchen sits a working drawing — the part nobody usually shows.



We fabricate the ventilation ourselves, in any length the kitchen run needs, finished in thermo-karagach or a plain panel. How it makes an enclosed-room kitchen possible →

A vertical set-out; window reveals in the same material, so the facade reads as one plane.

An angled set-out — a move only visible from below, and visible every day.

Battens on a steel frame: shade, air and geometry at once.

Timber beside architectural concrete — a contrast that works.

Pool perimeter and plant-room cladding: water, UV and bare feet.

What it looks like before the tidy-up: sub-frame, courses, fitting on site.

What the house looks out at all year — and the first thing to give away the quality of the installation.

Decking instead of paving: a line that leads through the yard.
Installed by our own crew — two years of guarantee on the installation work. The No Warp, No Split term is set by the care program: 2 or 6 years.



Projects are named by district — Gorny Gigant, Koktobe, Nurly Tau, Talgar, Kaskelen. There are no addresses here, and no owners' names or faces: the district tells you the scale of the work, and the rest is the client's private life.
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