Turnkey Projects (both civil & interiors)
We have experience and expertise in executing turnkey assignments. These could be either complete architectural mandates (including civil and interiors) or specific need-based interior modules. Our very own sourcing of many of interior items coupled with our manufacturing facility for wood and leather working makes us a competitive and compelling option both on the cost and services front.
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We have a decade old standing and are fully equipped with in-house designing and manufacturing facility. The produces have a life time guarantee and have actually stood the test time. This line of business also aids us in customizing other wood-work related interiors accessories viz. beds, tables, sofas, consoles….etc. This being our oldest line of business, we can readily give reference of our executed projects to showcase our complete understanding of details in this regard. In sum this has given us credible standing as ingenious wood work designer and manufacturer.
An Interior Designer is a trained professional who creates and designs interior spaces which are aesthetically attractive and functional. An Interior Decorator, on the other hand, views interior design with a largely cosmetic approach using decorative elements to merely rearrange existing spaces
If I have the time, money and the taste, why do I need an interior designer?
Consider this: whether you're planning new offices, or renovating your old ones, the investment is considerable. Wrong decisions could leave you with expensive mistakes long after the project is completed. A skilled professional with the requisite qualifications, resources and expertise shall expose you to wide variety of choices throughout the process which would assure that your new space reflect your unique personality, and not a standard.
With years of specialized education and training, coupled with practical experience in their field, interior designers are capable of bringing the construction costs down considerably. Most importantly, they can guarantee you value for money.
As soon as possible: The ideal time should be during the planning stage, i.e. before the actual construction of the building. Consider creating the door and window openings as per the desired layout of the bed, the wardrobe and the chairs, rather than trying to ill-fit the bed in a existing small bedroom with fixed movement areas!! This additionally saves upon money involved in making structural changes at a later stage.
It is in the interest of the client, to let the designer freeze most of the paper work, identify the materials to be used, as much as the respective contractors, before starting the actual site work. It is better than trying to hurry up initially and then increasing upon the costs due to the subsequent delays in work and the ever-changing layouts.
How can the designer help me in procurement of the materials?
Material procurement is something that we leave to our clients. However, if desired, we can assist the client in procuring quality material at the best possible price. Either way, we operate strictly on a fee-to-service basis and pass on all professional discounts and commissions to our clients, therefore protecting the clients' interests at all times.
At a retention fee, which is adjusted in the actual fee amount, we take up the site measurement, come up with options for the basic plan and hold initial meetings with the client so as to enable ourselves to know each other better. This also helps us to arrive at the final estimated cost, which is based on the client's brief and requirement. Our fee is generally an amount decided by us in lump sum rather than as percentage, so as to avoid any kind of influence on the total project cost.
Certainly. There are two ways of achieving this. We've developed our own hands-on system to take the guesswork out of interior design budgeting. Using a systematic approach, all the items of work are clearly specified, quantified and budgeted. Prior to the starting of the project, we provide the client a final cost estimate. In a scenario, where there is a limited budget, we can always work backwards and create the best possible design solution within the given cost. We are always sensitive to our clients' budgets.
Once the budgetary approval is approved, we could give one or two views for the interiors.