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Complete Home Interiors

Complete home interior design

A home feels settled when every room belongs to the same idea. We design complete home interiors as one project: the layout, the furniture, the storage, the lighting and the finishes are planned together, so the living room, kitchen and bedrooms speak the same language.One team looks after design, materials and on-site work. You get a single plan, an itemised estimate and one point of contact from the first conversation to the day you move in.

Sunlit living room with a leather sofa, a gallery wall and indoor plants

01Types

Homes we design

02Planning

Planning the whole home

A complete home starts with a plan of the whole floor, not a list of rooms. We measure every room, note the position of windows, doors, beams, columns and plumbing points, and mark what cannot move. Then we ask how your household lives: who is home during the day, where guests sit, where the children study, how much you cook and how much you store.

From those answers we draw the layout. Walking routes, furniture positions, door swings and storage are worked out together, so a wardrobe does not block a window and a sofa does not cut a passage in half. Rooms that share a wall, such as the living room and the kitchen, are planned as a pair.

You see the plan, then a 3D view of the main rooms, before anything is made. Changing a line on a drawing costs nothing. Changing a finished cabinet does.

Designer drawing a floor plan by hand with a scale ruler

03Materials

Materials and finishes that work together

A home looks calm when the materials repeat. We build a restrained palette for the whole house: one or two wood tones, a family of shutter finishes, two or three wall colours and a consistent metal for handles and fittings. Each room can have its own character within that palette.

Durability matters as much as appearance. Moisture-resistant boards such as BWR plywood suit kitchens, bathrooms and anywhere near a balcony, while a good commercial board is enough for dry areas such as a bedroom wardrobe. Laminate is practical, acrylic is glossy and seamless, veneer and PU paint give a richer finish. We bring samples to your home so you see them in your own light.

Flooring, wall treatments and ceilings are chosen in the same sitting, which avoids the common problem of a lovely sofa meeting an unrelated floor.

Calm living room with a white sofa, a round coffee table and framed prints

04Details

Furniture, storage and lighting

Most homes run short of storage long before they run short of space. We build storage into the plan: wardrobes with lofts, a shoe cabinet in the foyer, a crockery unit near the dining area, a pooja unit if you want one, and drawers under the bed where the room allows. Built-in furniture is made to the measurements of the room, so there are no gaps to fill later.

Lighting is layered. General light comes from ceiling lights or a false ceiling, task light sits over the kitchen counter and study table, and warm accent light adds depth in the evening. Switches and power points are positioned before the walls are finished, so wiring stays hidden and every socket is where you will use it.

Hardware is chosen with care. Soft-close hinges, full-extension drawers and good handles are touched many times a day, so we explain where it is worth spending and where it is not.

Living room with woven pendant lights, a grey sofa and layered rugs

05Before you start

What to think about before you start

Decide your budget range and your priorities. If the kitchen and wardrobes matter most, say so, and we shape the scope around them. Tell us about possession dates, society rules for work hours and lift use, and any changes you want to the walls, flooring or wiring, since these affect the order of work.

Think about who will use the home in five years. A child's room may need to become a study. A parent may move in. Furniture planned with a little flexibility lasts longer than furniture planned for today only.

If you are buying a new flat, speak to us before the handover. Electrical points, false ceilings and plumbing changes are far easier to plan on bare walls.

06What's included

What's included

  • Site visit, measurement and floor-plan study
  • Layout and furniture planning for every room
  • 3D views and material and colour selection
  • Modular kitchen, wardrobes, TV unit, beds and other woodwork
  • False ceiling and lighting plan
  • Painting, wall treatments and finishing
  • Civil, plumbing and electrical coordination by our site team
  • Regular site updates through installation
  • A final walkthrough, a clean home and handover

What affects the cost

  • The size of the home and the number of rooms in the scope
  • The package tier or the level of woodwork you choose
  • Boards, shutter finishes and hardware
  • Whether false ceilings, panelling and painting are included
  • Civil, plumbing or electrical changes
  • Loose furniture, curtains and décor you want us to supply

For indicative whole-home prices, see the packages. Your final, itemised estimate follows the site visit.

07How it works

From first call to handover

  1. 1

    Consultation

    Tell us about your home, your household and your budget.

  2. 2

    Site visit and design

    We measure every room and draw layouts shaped around how you live.

  3. 3

    3D, materials and estimate

    See the home in 3D, choose finishes, and receive an itemised quotation.

  4. 4

    Production and handover

    Furniture is made to measure and installed by our team, followed by a final walkthrough.

08Inspiration

Illustrative photos to show styles and ideas. They are not our completed projects.

Bright, finished living room with cream sofas and woven wall mirrors
Calm living room with a white sofa, a round coffee table and framed prints
Living room with a tan leather sofa, a gallery wall and warm lamps
Neutral living room with a sectional sofa, round mirror and wall art

09FAQ

Complete Home Interiors: your questions

What does a complete home interior package include?

It covers the woodwork for each room, such as the kitchen, wardrobes, TV unit and beds, and, at higher levels, ceilings, lighting, painting and décor. The packages page lists exactly what each level includes, and we confirm the scope in your itemised estimate.

What is the difference between a 2BHK essential and full interior package?

The Essential package covers the core woodwork: a shoe cabinet, TV unit, hinged wardrobes and beds with headboards, and a modular kitchen with chimney and hob. A fuller package adds detailed woodwork such as a pooja unit, dining set, dressing unit and study tables, and the top level adds false ceilings, painting, panelling, wallpaper, curtains and loose furniture.

Should I do the whole home at once or room by room?

Doing it together is usually more efficient, avoids repeated disruption and gives a more consistent result. If your budget needs staging, we can plan the whole home and execute it in phases, starting with the kitchen and wardrobes.

Can I move in before the work is finished?

It is much easier to work in an empty home, and dust, noise and moved furniture slow everything down. For a lived-in home we plan the work room by room so you can keep part of the house usable.

Do you handle civil, plumbing and electrical work?

Yes. Our own site team handles wall changes, flooring, plumbing and rewiring, and coordinates them with the woodwork so each trade works in the right order.

How much does a complete home interior cost?

It depends on the size of the home, the materials and the scope, so we do not quote a figure without seeing the space. The packages page shows indicative starting prices, and after the site visit you receive an itemised estimate.

Can I choose my own colours and materials?

Yes. We shortlist options within your budget and show samples at the material selection stage. You approve the finishes before production begins.

Do I need to be at home during the work?

You do not need to be on site every day. We share regular updates, and key decisions such as finishes and layout changes are confirmed with you before they happen.

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