Six interior trades — one accountable team

Maxentra coordinates finishes inside existing homes: the surfaces you touch, the rooms that get wet, and the details that must line up when doors close and lights dim. Each card below opens a fuller picture of how we plan, protect, and hand over that trade in occupied Warsaw flats.

Wall and ceiling finishes in a renovated apartment

Wall & ceiling finishes

Substrate checks, crisp lines, and coatings chosen for how each room is used — not a single generic white everywhere.

Flooring renewal

Flatness, sound, and thresholds planned before boards or tiles arrive — so door heights and skirting stay coherent.

Kitchen refresh

Cabinet swaps and worktops sequenced so cooking zones can stay partly usable while the room transforms.

Bath & wet rooms

Waterproofing and falls verified before tile — fixtures set for daily reach, ventilation, and easy cleaning.

Joinery & doors

Even gaps, quiet hinges, and storage measured to real wall curves — not catalogue sizes forced into old openings.

Layered lighting in a renovated living space

Lighting & electrical

Circuits and fixtures mapped to tasks and moods — with clear limits on what an interior refresh can safely alter.