Twenty-eight categories. One hundred and sixty-eight designs.

With the rooms section — kitchen, wardrobe and living spaces first, since they carry the largest joinery scope and the most services to plan around. Elements and surfaces follow once the room layouts are settled.

Yes — nearly every project does. A full-home scope typically draws from all three sections: several rooms, a handful of elements and one or two surface decisions applied consistently.

The category applies everywhere; the dimension changes. Each category page includes a sizing table from 1 BHK through to villa scale, and the home-size pages elsewhere on this site work the same information the other direction.

They cover the rooms, built-in elements and surfaces that come up in nearly every residential project we take on — a working set drawn from actual project scopes rather than a theoretical list of everything an interior could include.

As narrower pages nested under their parent category — visible on the category page itself and linked from the relevant section here, for briefs specific enough to skip the general category page.

No — the cards above default to the Modern Heritage plate for consistency, but every category page opens with all six styles shown equally and lets you filter to one.