Our Interior
Design Procress
The price page states the outcome and what it costs, as fact. This page is the process behind both, why the outcome arrives as described, and why the price holds.
We design heritage homes in Bangalore and we build them, to a five-star palace-hotel standard. It begins with a paid design stage of 30 days.
Your outcome comes first, fixed before the price. Profit is the reward for delivering it, not a separate goal.
Most studios and contractors keep a price flexible because the outcome was never fixed. Ours does not move, so the price does not. Two services: design consultancy and execution. One expert on both delivers more than two providers. A project is declined when the budget will not reach the outcome, and the right investment named at enquiry. One standard — heritage interior work, built ergonomically.
You write to us. We read it before we call.
The call is your requirements and your budget. Nothing else.
It costs nothing. Nothing is signed.
Then you take your time. We wait.
Pre-production is that 20%. Thirty days on paper — every size, every material, every price fixed before anything is bought or cut.
The other 80% is the result: the rooms, the comfort, the finish, the cost. All of it follows what was decided in those thirty days.
You approve each stage before the next begins. Nothing enters your home that you have not seen and priced.
On paper, changes are free. After cutting, they are not.
The design fee sits inside the price, not on top of it. Then the work follows the drawing.
We draw the house and we build it
A deviation at site is never small: it moves the proportion, the cost or the finish. Proportion is settled first — material can change later, proportion cannot. The technical set gives the same instruction to the 15–20 teams on a house like this.
Teak furniture is made by hand over 4 to 5 months. That is why it is ordered from the drawings at the start, not chosen at the end.
01. You send the floor plan, requirements and budget — by email, WhatsApp or the enquiry form.
02. We read them before we meet. If we are not the right studio for the house, we say so here.
03. First meeting — the most critical step in the process. We arrive having already studied what you sent, and give you our honest assessment of the best outcome achievable: what your budget builds, what the house you describe would cost, and where the two meet. Nothing held back, nothing oversold.
04. The design fee begins the work, at 3–5% of estimate. Counted within the starting price, not added to it. Returned in full if you decide against it within 48 hours.
05. 30 days. 5–6 meetings, each showing the design and the price of that stage before the next begins.
06. You approve the design and the price. From here, the firm that drew the house builds it.
07. Built to the drawings, with no substitution.
08. The final bill falls within 1–3% of the price you approved.
09. The balance is paid in advance. Anything unspent at handover is returned, or spent as you direct.
For families abroad, meetings are held on video and the house is filmed through the build.
The schedule is priced, and the
price moves with the schedule
A fixed price holds only while the thing priced holds still, and the schedule is part of what is priced. If a delay comes from your side, or you change direction mid-build, the sequence re-forms around the new date and the price moves with it.
Design fee: 3–5% of the total cost.
Design fee: 20% of the total cost.
The balance, before work begins.
Concept to final furnishing.
One concept, the whole house.