Contact
Send the floor plan. We will take it from there.
Tell us the home, the scope and roughly what you want to spend. You get back a layout view, a material direction and a line-by-line estimate. If your home is not a standard size, give us the carpet area and the actual configuration — we plan to the measurement, not to the label.
Sizing
Not a standard 2 or 3 BHK?
Half-configurations, duplexes, studios, plot builds and plans that do not match the builder’s drawing are ordinary work here. Put the carpet area and the real layout in the form and skip the size list.
- Studio and 1 RK — 250-400 sq ft. One room doing four jobs. The plan is decided by what can be hidden: a wall bed, a kitchen behind shutters, and a single storage wall that absorbs everything else.
- Half-size configurations — 2.5 and 3.5 BHK. The extra half is usually a small room with an odd proportion. It works as a study, a nursery or a dressing room — rarely as a bedroom, and planning it as one is the common mistake.
- Duplex and penthouse — 1,800-4,000 sq ft over two levels. The staircase is the design problem, not a circulation detail. Service routing between levels and the double-height volume set the material and lighting strategy for everything else.
- Independent house and plot builds — 1,200-5,000 sq ft. Interiors can be decided while the structure is still open, which is the cheapest moment to move a wall, a socket or a drain. The programme runs alongside civil work rather than after it.
- Row house and villa — 1,600-3,500 sq ft. Repeated floor plates with a private garden or terrace. The scheme has to carry from the entrance level to the top floor without repeating itself literally.
Process
What happens once you send this
What to include in your message
The home's location and approximate carpet area, the rooms or the whole home, roughly what you want to spend, and whichever of the six house styles you keep returning to if you already have a sense of it. A floor plan helps but is not required to start the conversation — we can work from a measured survey if there is no drawing yet.
What happens after you submit
A member of the studio reviews the enquiry and calls or writes back, usually within one working day, to confirm scope and arrange a site visit or a video walkthrough. There is no obligation at this stage — the first conversation is about understanding the brief, not closing it.
How the first estimate is put together
After the survey, you receive a layout view, a material direction and a line-by-line estimate against a proposed scope. This is the document the rest of the project gets measured against, and it is free to change until design sign-off.
Questions
Before you send this
Is there any cost to the first consultation?
No. The site visit, the layout options and the first estimate are free — there is no obligation until you choose to sign off a design and move to production.
What if I am still deciding whether to renovate at all?
Send the enquiry anyway. A conversation about scope and roughly what it would cost is often what actually helps that decision, and there is no pressure to commit on the first call.
Can I reach you directly instead of using the form?
The form routes to the studio and is the fastest way to get a response, since it captures the scope and location up front rather than requiring a back-and-forth to establish the basics.
What if I only have a rough idea and no plan yet?
That is a normal starting point. Tell us the home's approximate size and what you want it to do, and we will talk through whether a measured survey or an architect's plan is the right next step before anything is designed.
Will someone visit the site before quoting?
Yes, for any scope beyond a single small room. We measure the space ourselves rather than pricing from a description or a builder's PDF alone, because the two differ often enough that a quote built on either without a visit is unreliable by the time it reaches site.
How quickly should I expect a response?
Usually within one working day. If it has been longer, that is worth a follow-up — enquiries occasionally land in a spam filter, and we would rather hear about it than have a genuine enquiry go unanswered.
Do I need to know which of the six styles I want before contacting you?
No — many people arrive without a strong preference and leave the first conversation with a clear one, once we walk through what suits the room's fixed elements and the household's daily use. Bring the plan; the style conversation happens naturally from there.
Is there a minimum project size to get in touch?
No — a single room is a normal enquiry, and we would rather answer a small question honestly than have you guess and start a project on the wrong assumption.
What if I am not ready to start but want to understand costs first?
Say so directly — many first conversations are exactly that, and we would rather give you a realistic budget picture now than have you return in six months to the same starting point.
Is there a different contact route for a large or commercial project?
Use the same form and mention the scope — commercial and multi-unit enquiries are routed the same way and simply bring a different set of questions to the first conversation.
Can I attach files directly to the enquiry?
If the form does not accept an attachment directly, mention it in the message and we will follow up with a secure way to send drawings, photos or a video.
Is my information kept confidential?
Yes — it is used only to plan and follow up on your enquiry, never shared or sold to a third party.
Can I update or correct details after submitting the form?
Yes — just reply to the acknowledgement email or send a follow-up message with the correction; nothing is locked once submitted.
Why
Why the form asks what it asks
Why we ask for the carpet area even at this early stage
It is the single number that most changes what a first conversation is useful for. A rough carpet area lets us talk about realistic layouts and a realistic budget band on the first call, rather than having that conversation twice once the real number is known.
What we do with your information
It is used to plan the enquiry and the site visit, and to follow up about the project — nothing else. If you would rather have a call than fill in every field, say so in the message and leave the rest for the conversation.
Is there a way to skip straight to a phone conversation?
Yes — leave a number and a preferred time in the message and we will call rather than reply by email, which is often the faster route for a scope that is easier to describe out loud.
Questions
A few more, before you send this
Do you respond on weekends?
Enquiries are reviewed daily; a full scheduling response may wait until the next working day, but an initial acknowledgement usually goes out the same day it is received.
Can I send photos or a video of the space instead of a plan?
Yes — for an initial read, photos and a rough sketch with dimensions are often more useful than waiting to get hold of a formal drawing. We will still measure on site before designing.
What if I am enquiring on behalf of someone else?
That is fine — say so in the message, and we will confirm who the primary point of contact should be for the site visit and the ongoing project conversation.