Home interior services

We take a home from bare walls to the day you move in. That covers the plan, the 3D designs, the materials, the joinery, the ceilings and lighting, the furniture and the soft furnishings, and the work on site.

One team draws and builds all of it, so the kitchen, the wardrobes and the ceiling come from the same drawing and fit together. You deal with one studio from the first visit to the handover.

Before anyone cuts a board, you see each room in 3D: the layout, the materials, the colours and the light. The rooms on this site are those designs.

Change a finish or move a unit on screen, where changing your mind costs nothing. The Waterfall Desk page has a full 3D model you can turn in your browser.

We plan the kitchen around how you cook: where the hob, the sink and the fridge go, how much tall storage you need, and which trolleys, baskets and drawers sit behind the shutters.

Then we choose the board for the heat and water each unit faces, the stone for the platform, and a finish you will still like in ten years. Handle-less fronts, larders, lit open niches and breakfast counters all come from the same drawing as the rest of the home.

Wardrobes, lofts, shoe racks, crockery units and the storage under a bed or a window seat. We draw each one for the wall it stands against, inside and out: hanging space, drawers, a shelf for the suitcases, a lit glass bay if you want one.

Sliding or hinged, laminate or lacquer, with handles or without: you choose with the room in front of you in 3D.

We plan the TV unit wall with the wiring hidden, the console floating and the storage built in, then finish it in stone, fluted panels, veneer or paint.

Around it come the sofa layout, a showcase or bar unit, a pooja unit where you want it, jaali screens between spaces, and a swing (hichko) if the room has space for one.

We design the ceiling and the light together: gypsum or POP false ceilings, coves that wash light across a wall, profile lights, backlit panels and cabinets lit from inside.

Drawn with the room, the light sits inside the joinery and the fittings stay out of sight. The fans, the AC and the chandelier go into the same drawing, so each one gets its place on the ceiling.

Marble, granite, tile and wood underfoot. Veneer, fluted panels, limewash, wallpaper and painted murals on the walls.

We choose them as one set, so the stone in the hall runs on into the dining room and the timber on the TV wall matches the doors.

Headboard walls, wardrobes, window seats, dressers and a study corner, drawn as one room so each piece leaves space for the next.

In Gulmohar House that meant padded arches lit from behind, a wave mural traced in light, and a window seat under a roman blind.

Desks, consoles, beds, dining tables and seating, made to measure for the room they stand in.

The Waterfall Desk is one: an L-shaped desk whose top rolls over into a curved leg, with a lift-up cable trough and light under every shelf.

The last layer: curtains and blinds, upholstery, rugs, art and the lights you can move.

We pick them with the rest of the materials, so the linen at the window belongs with the bouclé on the chair and the jute under the sofa.