How to Furnish a Newly Bought Villa in One Step
How to furnish a newly bought villa in one step
The fastest way to furnish a new villa is to give the whole interior to one turnkey partner: send the floor plan, agree a style and budget, approve 3D visuals and one itemised quotation, and receive the property fully furnished – kitchen, wardrobes, bathrooms, furniture, lighting and textiles – in about one to three months. With eARTico, villa packages for 3–4 bedroom villas in Spain and Montenegro start from EUR 35,000.
Start your projectTurnkey packagesThe seven steps from keys to move-in
Collect the plans
Floor plan, room sizes, photos or a video of the empty property.
Set the brief
How you will use the villa, style, budget and move-in date.
Concept
Layout and mood board for every room.
3D design
Exact pieces and finishes shown in your rooms.
One quotation
Everything itemised, including delivery and installation.
Production
Kitchen, built-ins and furniture are made and consolidated.
Handover
Delivery, installation, styling and cleaning.
What a newly built villa needs
New villas are often handed over with bare rooms. A complete turnkey specification usually covers:
- Fitted kitchen with island, stone worktop and appliances
- Built-in wardrobes and a walk-in closet
- Bathroom vanities, mirrors, taps and accessories
- Sofas, armchairs, coffee and side tables
- Dining table and chairs
- Beds, mattresses and bedside tables
- Desk or home office corner
- Decorative and functional lighting
- Curtains, blinds, bedding, towels and rugs
- Terrace and pool furniture
- Mirrors, art, vases and finishing details
- Kitchenware and a full inventory for rentals
What it costs to furnish a villa
Starting prices for eARTico turnkey packages. Your quotation depends on size, finishes and the amount of custom joinery.
| Property | Typical scope | From |
|---|---|---|
| Villa, 3–4 bedrooms | Kitchen, wardrobes, bathrooms, furniture, lighting, textiles and decor for 3–4 bedrooms and 3–4 bathrooms | EUR 35,000 |
| Apartment | Kitchen and storage, living, dining and bedroom furniture, lighting and textiles | EUR 8,000 |
| Boutique hotel room | Guest-ready room with wardrobe, bathroom vanity, textiles and lighting | EUR 8,000 |
What moves the price
- Number and size of rooms
- Custom kitchen and built-in joinery
- Finishes: lacquer, veneer, stone and fabrics
- Lighting design
- Delivery destination and customs
- Terrace and outdoor furniture
Room by room, furniture pack or turnkey
| Room by room | Furniture pack | Turnkey with eARTico | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time you spend | Months of shopping and deliveries | Low | A few calls and approvals |
| Kitchen and wardrobes | Separate contractor | Not included | Included |
| Design coherence | Depends on you | Fixed style | One concept with 3D visuals |
| Fits your floor plan | If you measure well | Standard sizes | Planned for your rooms |
| Number of suppliers | Many | One, furniture only | One for everything |
Furnishing a new villa: common questions
Can I furnish a villa without travelling there?
Yes. We work from floor plans, photos and video calls, coordinate access with your developer or agent, and send photos and video at handover.
When should I start planning?
Ideally two to three months before you want to move in. We can start from the developer's drawings before completion, so furniture and built-ins are ready soon after you receive the keys.
How long does it take to furnish a villa?
Most villa projects take one to three months from the approved design. Custom kitchens and built-in furniture usually set the schedule.
Can the villa be ready for holiday rentals?
Yes. We specify durable, easy-care materials and a complete inventory of kitchenware, bedding and towels, so you can list the villa on handover.
Do you work in Spain and Montenegro?
Yes. Spain and Montenegro are our main markets, and we deliver to other Mediterranean countries on request.
Just bought a villa?
Send us the floor plan and a few words about how you will use it. We reply with the next steps, a first layout and a project budget.
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