Size & number of rooms
Larger homes and more rooms mean more joinery, ceilings and finishes.
How We Price
Honest numbers, itemised.
No hidden extras and no vague package prices. Here is what drives the cost of interiors, the scope levels most clients choose, and how our itemised quote works.
Cost Factors
What decides the cost of your interiors
Scope of work
A kitchen and wardrobes cost far less than complete interiors with ceilings, panelling, lighting and furniture.
Board grade
Moisture-resistant and boiling-water-proof boards cost more than standard boards, and last much longer where it matters.
Shutter finishes
Laminates are the most economical; acrylic, veneer and PU paint finishes cost more.
Hardware & accessories
Soft-close hinges, tandem drawers, lift-ups and kitchen accessories add function and cost.
Customisation
Bespoke details such as fluting, jaali, curved joinery or custom furniture take more craftsmanship.
Site conditions
Uneven walls, old wiring or plumbing changes in renovations add preparation work.
Timeline
Very tight deadlines can need extra resources; planning ahead keeps costs down.
Scope Levels
Choose your scope
Most homes fall into one of three scope levels. Every quote is itemised, so you can move items between levels to suit your budget.
Essential
For a smart, durable start
- Modular kitchen
- Wardrobes in every bedroom
- TV unit
- Quality laminate finishes
- Standard hardware
Price on request
Get an Essential quoteSignature
A complete, balanced home
- Everything in Essential
- False ceiling and layered lighting
- Pooja, crockery and study units
- Acrylic / veneer accents
- Soft-close premium hardware
- Feature walls and panelling
Price on request
Get a Signature quoteTurnkey
Move-in ready, end to end
- Everything in Signature
- Painting and wall finishes
- Electrical and plumbing coordination
- Loose furniture and curtains
- Decor and styling
- Deep cleaning and handover
Price on request
Get a Turnkey quoteOur Quote
What our quote shows you
Your quote lists every unit room by room, with the board grade, finish, hardware and accessories specified — so you can compare like with like and see exactly where your money goes. Read our guide on comparing interior design quotes.
- Room-by-room line items
- Board grade and finish for every unit
- Hardware and accessories listed
- Ceiling, lighting and electrical work
- Clear inclusions and exclusions
- Milestone-based payment schedule
FAQ
Pricing questions
Why don't you show fixed package prices?
Every home is different in size, layout and requirements, so a fixed price usually hides exclusions. We prefer to give you an accurate, itemised quote after understanding your space.
Is the consultation free?
Yes. The first design consultation is free, and you are under no obligation to proceed.
How are payments structured?
Payments are linked to project milestones such as design sign-off, production and installation. The exact schedule is shared with your quote.
Can I reduce cost without compromising quality?
Yes. Invest in what is hard to change later — carcass boards, hardware, electrical and ventilation — and choose more economical finishes or add loose furniture and decor in phases.