ᐅ Order of installation: tiles, hardwood flooring, door frame, decorative plaster?

Hello everyone,

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What is the usual or preferred sequence for installing floor coverings (e.g., hardwood flooring), tiles, decorative plaster, and door frames?

Floor tiles -> hardwood flooring (on the other side of the door) -> door frame -> wall tiles or base tiles (connected to the door frame) -> decorative plaster?

Or should the decorative plaster be applied first in the room where the hardwood flooring is planned, then floor tiles in the adjacent room, followed by hardwood flooring, door frame, wall tiles or base tiles, and finally decorative plaster in the tiled room? But then on one side of the door frame the decorative plaster would meet the frame directly, while on the other side the plaster would be applied up to the frame.

I would appreciate your opinions. Thank you very much.

For us, it goes like this: decorative plaster, painter, tiles, hardwood flooring, door frames. First, the trades that create the most dirt, then those that leave a progressively cleaner environment (hardwood flooring).

Plastering, tiling, painting, parquet flooring, door installation, then finish all baseboards and wall tiles, but only the last few centimeters (inches).