An Interior Designer's Journal
When considering hiring an interior designer for your home or space, one of the first questions that may come to mind is: how long will the entire project take? While timelines vary greatly depending on the scope and scale of the work, this article provides a general overview of what you can expect. Factors Affecting […]
Designing a home is a journey of blending creativity with practicality, and some of the most rewarding projects are those that start with a challenge. One such project was the ceiling design for a kid’s room that I executed recently, which transformed not only the space but also my client’s perspective on false ceilings. Client’s
Your home reflects your personality, preferences, and lifestyle; every element contributes to its overall charm. Whether you’re adding a single piece of furniture, incorporating new décor, or undertaking a larger renovation, ensuring the new addition blends seamlessly with your home’s existing style is crucial. This is where professional designers step in with their expertise to
When I started out my journey as an interior designer, I had only learned AutoCAD, that too barely. I had wished that colleges taught and focused more on teaching software rather than hand drafting. Yes, I am personally an old-school person. And I loved drafting with my T-scale, and other tools. But when I entered
Starting my interior design journey in Delhi 10 years ago, I had the pleasure of working on spacious homes—mostly large floors and bungalows with an average ceiling height of 10–11 feet. With such high ceilings, designing false ceilings with AC provision was never a concern even after completing interior work, as we didn’t need special provisions