An Interior Designer's Journal
There are certain phrases every interior designer hears so often that they almost become predictable. One of them is: “We want minimal interiors.” Simple enough, right? Except… It’s NOT. Because after years of client meetings, site visits, mood boards, revisions, and awkward budget conversations, I’ve realised that the phrase “minimal interiors” can mean completely different […]
When we talk about interior design, most people immediately think about furniture layouts, colour palettes, or maybe flooring options. But ceilings — especially rendering false ceiling — often play a quiet yet transformative role in shaping a space. They add dimension, enhance lighting, and create a cohesive visual flow in a room. Recently, I worked on
Designing a TV unit that is both functional and visually striking involves careful planning and execution. Here’s a breakdown of how we bring our TV unit designs to life, step by step: Step 1: Electrical Point Provisioning The first step is to ensure all necessary electrical points are in place. This includes power sockets for
When it comes to designing a sliding wardrobe, the sweet spot lies in balancing functionality with aesthetics. As an interior designer, I’ve realised that wardrobes aren’t just storage units — they’re integral parts of a room’s personality and utility. Proposing good sliding wardrobe designs to the clients before getting them executed on site is a mandatory step for
As an interior designer, one of the most common pieces I get asked to design is the study table. It’s functional, often compact, and yet has the potential to completely shape the vibe of a room. Let me walk you through a recent study table design example to show how thoughtful design (and a bit