Commercial
interiors.

Usually, yes — and it is what most of our commercial clients in Ahmedabad need. We split the floor into zones, work nights and Sundays for the loud and dusty stages, and keep a clean, safe route for staff and customers through the middle of it. The programme is written around your business hours, not ours.

We do. Commercial premises come with a fit-out manual — permitted working hours, service routes, ceiling zones, hoarding rules, deposit conditions. We read it before we design, submit the drawings for the landlord’s approval and keep the file so that the exit condition is met when the lease eventually ends.

Everything is chosen for wear rather than for the photograph. Vitrified and heavy-duty vinyl instead of soft flooring, laminates and PU on high-touch joinery, commercial-grade hardware cycled far harder than a home’s, and lighting designed to a working lux level rather than to a mood.

Yes — that is the whole job in a commercial space. A desk, a display shelf, a treatment chair and a café table each need a different light level, a different colour temperature and a different beam angle. We lay out circuits against the tasks, then dress the effect on top.

Absolutely. Your palette, your signage and your typography go into the drawings from day one, and your IT and AV vendors are coordinated into the ceiling and floor before conduits are laid — so nobody is chasing a cable through a finished ceiling three weeks after handover.

Corporate and consultancy offices, retail showrooms, clinics, cafés and restaurants, reception areas and shared workspaces. Anything where footfall, compliance and durability are as much a part of the brief as the aesthetic.