FAQ
FAQ
It can vary depending on the scope of the project, but we generally estimates 2-3 weeks to create the design plan and put the presentation together. This includes getting quotes for material, quotes for custom items and getting samples. Once everything is approved and ordered, most projects take about 10 weeks before we are ready to install.
Yes! Our designers believe design is subjective and our goal is to bring to fruition the spaces you’ve been dreaming up with elements you love from design and bringing our elevated eye to the overall project. Every client is different, which is why your exact dream style may not be on our website, but we’ll be thrilled to achieve it for you! Remember, sometimes your budget guides how close we can get to the desired look.
We work very hard to create design plans that we know you’ll love, but occasionally there might be an item or two that you wish to change. We do allow time in our design fee for a couple re-selections.
A few weeks before install day, we will reach out to our clients to confirm you want us to bring out accessories and we will set a budget at that time. Samples will be presented before final decition is made
This is an investment. While we obviously must account for our time and business practices, we end up saving you money in the long run, by avoiding poor buying, overspending on the wrong pieces and just making too many misguided mistakes. The cohesive process, including our design time, should always save you money in the long run!
We see the ceiling as a 5th wall. In most cases, this helps expand the room, even with bolder and more saturated colours! The eye continues around and doesn’t have a hard stopping point. A white ceiling can often cut off the visual point for the eye and make a room feel squatty depending on the coloration and style of the space.
Interior Design
The best interior design for a living room follows certain rules:
- Choose loose furniture that is proportionate to the room size – sofa, chairs, etc. Do not over crowed with furniture.
- Good lighting (natural or ambient) can either visually enlarge your room or make it dark as per your preference.
- Add mirrors in your decor to create an illusion of bigger space.
- Free up enough space for air circulation and smooth flow.
- Allocate your budget between must-haves and wants. Remember the 80/20 rule on interiors vs.design.
- Decide on a theme first then choose an appropriate colour palette and other elements such as material, finish, decor. Stick to the theme.
Some of the best colours for a living room include:
- Nature green
- Orange in shades of cinnamon, terracotta or rust
- Deep reds such as bordeaux, merlot and burgundy
- Violet and plum
- Ink blue with subtle green undertones.
- Grey & Beige
Here are some of the best interior ideas for your bedroom:
- All the beds designed by us are hydraulic.
- Place the bed furniture against the wall, maintaining accessibility to plug points. Take the walking space into consideration as well.
- If the room is big, create a reading nook near the windows.
- Make sure you have a window for natural light and curtains to control the amount of light in the room. In case of no windows, add ceiling lights and a warm floor/table lamp.
- Choose your wardrobe basis its usage. A common (shared) wardrobe can facilitate storage of items like linens, bedding etc as well.
- Theme-based bedrooms are quite the trend these days. Pick a theme based on your style and personality.
Here are some tips for the best interior design for your kid’s bedroom:
- Colourful storage cabinet are implemented in the kids room
- The vibe must be playful, creative, interactive and yet calm
- Choose furniture such as a study unit, bedside table etc that fits the age and the number of kids in the room
- It is important to create an energetic atmosphere for your kids, so pick bright and warm colours such as blue, green and yellow.
- Consider your child’s safety – avoid sharp corners, pick child-friendly flooring and add latches on the top of the door. Install child-proofing safety guards and electrical outlet covers to prevent accidents.
- Pick out bright and quirky decor such as comic wallpapers, fun bedsheets etc. Also we coordinate a bunk bed system for kids bedroom for required.
Modular Kitchen
- Modular kitchen is a modern concept which includes drawers, cabinets & shelves organised in an efficient way.
- The first step to buying a modular kitchen is to have a complete understanding of the available space.
- Remember the kitchen triangle concept to consider movement between the stove, sink and refrigerator for a smooth flow.
- It is important to plan your electrical fixtures smartly, depending on the appliances you will need.
- Lastly, make the best use of available space with organisers for your household items.
There are various modular kitchen shapes U-Shaped, L-Shaped wood touch island models, straight & parallel depending on the way plan & depending on the requirement of the cooking, cleaning & storage zone.
The best modular kitchen designs are L-shaped and parallel kitchens.
- L-shaped kitchens are one of the best-selling kitchen layouts. This design offers an easy and efficient workspace. It allows appliances and cabinets to be installed along right-angled walls with an open area in the centre. This makes it a great choice for small kitchens or open-plan spaces where you wish to add an island.
- Parallel (Galley) layout works well in small spaces as they only require one to two metres between each side and provide ample storage. It is also easy to create a working triangle in this layout, where your sink, refrigeration and oven are within easy reach, making a busy kitchen easier to navigate.
- Granite is most commonly used material for kitchen counter tops.
There are plenty of ways to accessorize your kitchen to increase storage:
- Use the wall tiling space to add midway accessories that can stack your spices, cutlery, paper napkin & foil dispenser.
- Move your non-essential vessels to the loft space.
- Add drawers for easy access and organising. Oil pull-outs, corner accessories such as carousel, magic corner, lemans corner utilise kitchen spaces optimally.
- Install tall units with basket storage to allow the organization of essentials like cereals, pulses etc.
The best material for a modular kitchen is BWR(boiling water resistant) / BWP (boiling water proof) ply. The other recommended materials include particle board and high-density-high-moisture resistant board, commonly known as HDHMR. These are core materials for carcass/internal boxes.
PVC is not good for kitchen cabinets since it is made of plastic and plastic does not do well at high temperatures. But, it is widely used as skirting material for kitchen base units due to its water-resistant capability.
The best material for a modular kitchen is BWR(boiling water resistant) / BWP (boiling water proof) ply. The other recommended materials include particle board and high-density-high-moisture resistant board, commonly known as HDHMR. These are core materials for carcass/internal boxes.
A modular kitchen should have the following accessories:
- Drawers – wire baskets, cutlery organisers, tandem drawers
- Oil pull-outs
- Corner units – carousel, magic corner, lemans corner
- Tall units with basket storage to help organise essentials like cereals, pulses etc
The units of a modular kitchen are:
- Kitchen base units – below the counter
- Kitchen wall units – overhead storage
- Tall units – groceries, syrups etc
- Kitchen sink units – detergent holder, dustbins
- Tall units – built-in appliances
- Hob units
Depending on the area, requirements,brand & quality of material the cost of the a Modular kitchen may start from Rs 50,000/- & go up to Rs 10,00,000/-
The appliances of a modular kitchen include
- Sink
- Hob or cooktop for cooking
- Chimney (advisable to control kitchen smoke)
- other appliances such as oven, microwave, dishwasher, fryer – depending on what you need.
Puja Unit
For traditional puja units, marble design is used & for others ply is used. A good puja unit design is one that facilitates storage of puja essentials like incense sticks, utensils, flowers, fruits, kumkum, bells, diyas. It should have sufficient space for idols, photos of other decors. It is best to use bright and warm colours, rich ornaments and good lighting to enhance the look and feel.
Lighting effects should also be used.
The price will vary as per the design/finish chosen.
Study Unit
Here are some tips to choose the best home office furniture:
- A dining table is ideal for people who use crafts, samples etc for work, as space is bigger and doesn’t take up additional space.
- If you want an office set up, invest in a good study table (depending on your height) that has cabinet/shelf storage. You will, more importantly, need a comfortable chair that provides lumbar support and armrest to prevent back and neck pain.
- Folding tables are quite functional for those who like to move around the house and work in different rooms.
Here is how to design an effective study unit:
- Keep the desk clutter-free to keep it distraction-free
- Make it accessible with built-in storage and space for your books, documents, pen stands, art supplies etc.
- Get a comfortable chair with lumbar support and a table, depending on your child’s height.
- Natural lighting from a window or a study table lamp are great ways to brighten up the space.
- For a dose of motivation, have a writing wall (marker board), inspiring posters and quirky organisers.
The best material for a study unit is BWR(boiling water resistant) / BWP (boiling water proof) ply. The other recommended materials include particle board and high-density-high-moisture resistant board, commonly known as HDHMR. These are core materials for carcass/internal boxes.
There are several types of study unit finishes. The best-sellers are laminates, acrylic and pre-laminated boards. Laminates are moisture and scratch-resistant and retain their look for years. Acrylics have an ultra-glossy look, are easy to clean, and are scratch & moisture-resistant. They are also shutter-resistant and do not chip or crack easily. Pre-laminated boards are moisture-resistant and are known for their consistency and stability.
Add storage to your study unit with wall-mounted shelves and cabinets. This space allows for better accessibility and organisation while keeping the desk clutter-free.
TV Unit
The best TV unit design is built on the following 3 premises:
- The entertainment unit is the focal point of the living room
- Clutter such as wires, setup boxes and other accessories, is hidden
- Decor is placed and highlighted well with open shelves
Add storage to your TV unit with drawers. If there is no space available, then it is recommended to have wall-mounted cabinets and shelves.
The best wood types for a TV unit are commercial ply and BWR ply due to their resistance to constant exposure to water. They are also resistant to termites, are sturdy and long-lasting. This type of wood allows for any finish and can be personalized to your style.
The types of material used in TV units are:
- PLPB – is pocket friendly
- HDHMR – is eco-friendly & termite-free
Plywood – known for sturdiness
The average size TV for a living room ranges from 3ft to 8ft in width. Height varies as per the chosen design chosen – floor mounted or wall mounted (suspended). Other factors include storage capacity and the size of the TV.
It is better to mount your TV because it can be fixed at eye level and won’t fall off, therefore kid-friendly too.