Interior design services in Pune, by what you actually need

Count the rooms. Above three, a whole-home package is cheaper than buying the same rooms separately — one mobilisation, one measurement exercise, one crew, matched materials. At or below three, individual room and element services are the honest choice, and the most common starting points are a modular kitchen, a wardrobe wall or the living room. You can also phase it: do the kitchen and living room now and keep the same drawings and specification for the bedrooms next year.

Design and 3D views, factory-made modular units, civil work, electrical and plumbing, false ceiling, painting, installation, a deep clean and a handover walkthrough — all on one contract with one project manager. Excluded, and listed separately: GST, society deposits and NOC charges, appliances and loose furniture you buy directly, and structural changes needing municipal permission. 4 of our services are quoted as a complete package of this kind; the rest are per square foot or per unit.

Carpet area of the spaces actually being worked on, measured on site. Quoting the same job on super built-up area inflates it by roughly a fifth for no additional work, which is why a per-sq-ft rate is meaningless until you know which area it is applied to. Ask any designer that question before comparing two rates.

Full-home residential work runs at an indicative ₹800 – ₹5,000 per sq ft depending on specification and locality, and complete BHK packages from ₹3.5 L to ₹60 L. Commercial fit-outs run ₹1,000 – ₹7,000 per sq ft, higher largely because of services and compliance rather than finish. Standalone items are quoted per unit — a modular kitchen from ₹1.5 L, for example. All of it is indicative until a site visit; the figure that binds us is the itemised quote.

Not reliably. Renovation saves nothing on new joinery and adds demolition, debris removal, making good, and whatever the walls hide — old wiring, failing concealed plumbing, waterproofing that has already gone. It is clearly the right choice when the layout works and only the finishes are tired. When the layout itself is the problem, price both: once you are moving walls and services, a bare-shell fit-out can land close to the renovation figure with a better result.

Yes, and it is how a lot of occupied homes get renewed. The practical advice is to do any work that touches services or ceilings first — electrical, plumbing, false ceiling — because those are the items that force you to reopen finished work later. We keep the drawings, the finish schedule and the hardware specification on file so a later phase matches instead of approximating.

No, and the pages say so. 18 services are offered in all 474 localities. The rest are listed only where the locality supports them: commercial services across the 322 commercial localities, IT office work in the 28 IT-corridor localities, resort and farmhouse work in the 118 hill and semi-rural localities, and industrial office work in the 45 industrial belts. That produces 11,413 service and locality combinations in total.

From 7 days for a false ceiling to 180 days for a hotel or resort, measured from design sign-off rather than from your first enquiry. Before that come measurement, drawings, revisions and the itemised quote. In a housing society, the work-hour window and lift booking rules will add time to the on-site phase, so we build that into the programme instead of discovering it in week two.