You walk into your newly designed home. Everything is in place - the sofa, the accent wall, the Italian tiles. Yet, something feels wrong. The room doesn't feel warm or intimate. Here's what nobody told you.

We'll get the basics done now and redo it later.' That logic seems sound until you do the math. A ₹60,000 increase today can save you ₹2 lakhs in redo costs tomorrow. The question isn't whether you can afford to do it right now, it's whether you can afford not to.

This blog explores a common contradiction in Indian homeownership, where immense care is taken while buying a home, but interior decisions are often rushed, minimised, or treated as secondary. This piece highlights the hidden costs of choosing the cheapest interior solution and reframes thoughtful design as a long-term multiplier rather than an expense. Ideal for homeowners planning a new home or renovation.

This blog examines the deeply ingrained culture of jugaad in India and why quick fixes often create long-term design, functional, and emotional costs. Through real interior design scenarios, it highlights how temporary thinking leads to spaces that look resolved on the surface but continue to underperform in everyday living.

This blog highlights ten common interior design mistakes frequently seen in Indian homes and explains how small, overlooked decisions can turn into long-term daily frustrations. From natural light and ventilation to storage planning and electrical layouts, it focuses on the practical realities of designing a home that truly works, not just one that looks good online.

This blog breaks down how to choose the right colour palette for Indian homes, combining design principles with cultural context and everyday practicality. It explains how colours influence mood, interact with natural light, and shape the way a space feels, while offering clear guidance on balancing aesthetics with comfort and usability.