Residential
interiors.

No. Plenty of our homes in Ahmedabad start as one room — usually the kitchen or the master bedroom — and grow from there. What we do insist on is a whole-home drawing before the first room is built, so the palette, the ceiling heights and the electrical points still line up when you come back in two years.

Residential describes the space; turnkey describes the contract. Almost every home we design is also executed by us — civil, ceiling, electrical, modular and finishing under one project manager. If you already have a contractor you trust, we will hand over drawings and supervise instead.

We count it. Before planning we run a storage audit — wardrobes by person, crockery by set, luggage, bedding, seasonal, puja, shoes, the things people forget until moving day. That number becomes a running-foot target, and the plan is judged against it rather than against a mood board.

Yes, and it usually makes the home better. Bring us the pieces you refuse to part with — a dining table, a rug, a grandfather’s cabinet — and we measure them into the layout at the planning stage rather than trying to squeeze them in at handover.

Our site teams work across Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar as a matter of course, and we take on projects elsewhere in Gujarat where the scope justifies a resident supervisor. Design-only engagements, where we deliver drawings and 3Ds for a local contractor to build, we can run anywhere.

Real, but managed. We phase the work zone by zone, seal each active area with dust barriers, keep the loud tasks inside society-permitted hours and sweep the site down every evening. Kitchens and bathrooms are sequenced so you are never without both at the same time.