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Interior Renovation
Interior Renovation delivered by one studio: design, drawings, factory production, site execution and handover, with the schedule and scope written down.
Photo: williamskitchenbath · BY 2.0Overview
Interior Renovation, in plain specification
Written for the decision, not for the mood board.
What separates two studios quoting interior renovation is usually scope, not price. Civil work, electrical upgrades, false ceilings and appliances are the four items that appear later as additions when they were left out early. Ours are listed, priced and visible from the start.
Interior Renovation at this level means one accountable team — design, production, site and handover — rather than a designer who draws and a contractor who interprets. The difference shows in the snag list.
The specification below is the one we issue to the factory and the site, which is why it reads as dimensions and grades rather than as adjectives. It is also what a warranty is enforced against — a specification that cannot be measured cannot be claimed on.
Six house styles
Interior Renovation in six personalities
The same brief resolved six ways. Each carries its own material, finish and detailing.
Photo: Dino ahmad ali · BY 2.0Minimal Interior Renovation
Serene Minimal delivers interior renovation in chalk · pale oak · linen: nothing decorative survives unless it also does work. Design stage: 2 weeks. Drawings: Plans, elevations, 3D views. Site duration: 4–6 weeks.
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Photo: Jeremy Levine Design · BY 2.0Bold Interior Renovation
Bold Contemporary delivers interior renovation in charcoal · oxblood · smoked oak: high contrast, confident mass, a single saturated move per room. Design stage: 3 weeks. Drawings: Full GFC set. Site duration: 8–12 weeks.
See this stylePhoto: williamskitchenbath · BY 2.0Heritage Interior Renovation
Modern Heritage delivers interior renovation in teak · cane · antique brass: indian craft detailing on a contemporary frame — jaali, cane, inlay and hand-finished brass, used sparingly. Design stage: 3 weeks. Drawings: Full set with detail drawings. Site duration: 10–14 weeks.
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Photo: Jeremy Levine Design · BY 2.0Classic Interior Renovation
Classic Luxe delivers interior renovation in ivory · statuario · gold: proportioned panelling, cornice and moulding, book-matched stone and warm gilt detail on ivory. Design stage: 4 weeks. Drawings: Full set with joinery details. Site duration: 10–14 weeks.
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Photo: mescon · BY 2.0Scandi Interior Renovation
Indo-Scandinavian delivers interior renovation in birch · chalk · sage: pale timber, soft daylight and muted green — nordic restraint adapted for indian light, dust and humidity. Design stage: 2 weeks. Drawings: Plans and elevations. Site duration: 4–6 weeks.
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Photo: masuidrive76 · BY 2.0Deco Interior Renovation
Art Deco Glam delivers interior renovation in emerald · brass · lacquer: fluting, fans and geometry. Design stage: 4 weeks. Drawings: Full set with bespoke details. Site duration: 12–16 weeks.
See this styleSpecification
Interior Renovation specification, style by style
This is the table we issue to the factory and the site. It is also what a warranty is enforced against, which is why it reads in grades and dimensions.
| Specification | Minimal | Bold | Heritage | Classic | Scandi | Deco |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scope | Design and execution | Turnkey with civil | Design, execution and styling | Turnkey with bespoke furniture | Design only with site support | Turnkey with art and styling |
| Design stage | 2 weeks | 3 weeks | 3 weeks | 4 weeks | 2 weeks | 4 weeks |
| Drawings | Plans, elevations, 3D views | Full GFC set | Full set with detail drawings | Full set with joinery details | Plans and elevations | Full set with bespoke details |
| Site duration | 4–6 weeks | 8–12 weeks | 10–14 weeks | 10–14 weeks | 4–6 weeks | 12–16 weeks |
| Supervision | Weekly site visits | Dedicated project manager | Project manager and site engineer | Project manager | Weekly visits | Project manager and design lead |
| Payment stages | 4 stages | 5 stages | 5 stages | 5 stages | 4 stages | 5 stages |
| Handover | Snag list and sign-off | Snagging, testing, documentation | Full documentation | Full documentation | Snag list | Documentation and styling day |
| Warranty | Lifetime on modular | Lifetime on modular, 5 years on site work | Lifetime on modular | Lifetime on modular | Lifetime on modular | Lifetime on modular |
Before you commit
How to choose interior renovation
Six checks that prevent the failures we are most often called to fix.
- Ask to see a completed project of similar scope and, if possible, one that is two or three years old. New photographs show intent; older projects show how the work held up.
- Read what the quote excludes, not what it includes. Civil work, electrical upgrades, false ceilings and appliances are the usual exclusions that appear later as additions.
- Establish who is on site daily and who you call when something is wrong. A named project manager is worth more than a large studio.
- Get the drawing set defined in the contract: plans, elevations, electrical layouts and joinery details. Working from 3D renders alone is how sites go wrong.
- Fix the change-order process before work starts — what is free, what is chargeable, and at what point the design is locked.
- Confirm the payment schedule is tied to milestones you can verify, not to dates.
Bangalore
Interior Renovation in Bangalore
What the city's climate, water, housing stock and society rules mean for this specification.
The Bangalore housing stock splits cleanly, and interior renovation is specified differently for each half. New towers along the outer ring have regular layouts, compact utility areas and generous ceiling height; the older independent homes in the south and west have height, thicker walls and almost no two dimensions the same.
Traffic decides delivery windows more than distance does. Material moving to Whitefield, Sarjapur or Electronic City is scheduled outside peak hours, and large items are checked against the lift and stair turn before the order rather than on delivery day.
Dust along the metro and ORR construction corridors is a real specification input. Sealed joinery, washable finishes and casement or sliding windows with good seals pay for themselves in these pockets in the first year.
Balcony enclosure rules vary sharply between societies, and a few refuse them entirely. Anything involving a balcony gets checked against the society's own rules before design, not after — including in Indiranagar and Koramangala, where older buildings often have their own restrictions.
Our Bangalore projects run with a named project manager and a written weekly site report, which is what keeps a fit-out on programme in a city with restricted working hours.
Sizing
Interior Renovation by home size
Scope below is what interior renovation typically covers at each home size, with the site duration we plan for.
| Home size | Typical scope | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| 1 BHK | 2–3 weeks on site | Compact planning, one clear gesture |
| 2 BHK | 4–6 weeks on site | Standard scope, most common brief |
| 3 BHK | 8–10 weeks on site | Full scope with storage planned in litres |
| 4 BHK | 10–14 weeks on site | Extended scope, bespoke elements |
| 4+ BHK / Villa | 14–20 weeks on site | Villa scale, bespoke throughout |
Cost
What moves the price of interior renovation
We quote line by line rather than per square foot, because these are the items that actually differ between two estimates.
- Scope: design only, design and execution, or full turnkey with civil work.
- Joinery quantity in running feet, which dominates most estimates.
- Finish level and hardware specification.
- Civil and electrical work, which is the most common source of variation.
- Furniture, lighting and styling, which are separate budgets and are often forgotten.
Process
How the work runs
Five stages, with the decisions each one locks.
We measure the space ourselves rather than working from the builder's drawing, note the services, water quality, daylight and society rules, and write down how the room is actually used. Interior Renovation is specified against that survey, not against a catalogue.
Plans, elevations and details, with the specification written as grades and dimensions. You approve an elevation, not a render — this is the stage where changes cost nothing.
Material, finish, hardware and services are locked, and the estimate becomes a line-by-line document. We tell you exactly what this date locks and what can still change afterwards.
Factory production runs to the approved drawing while site work is prepared. Material is checked against the approved sample on arrival, in daylight, and stored correctly until the programme calls for it.
Installation, testing, snagging and a documentation file with drawings, warranties, decor codes and hardware models. A first-year service visit is scheduled at handover.
Living with it
Maintaining interior renovation
The honest routine, and the mistakes that cost the most to undo.
Care and maintenance
- Keep the handover file: drawings, warranty documents, paint codes, decor codes, hardware models and appliance registrations.
- Book a service visit at the end of the first year, when hinges and runners need adjustment and silicone needs checking.
- Photograph the concealed services before they are covered.
- Report any defect within the warranty period in writing rather than by phone.
What goes wrong
- Starting site work before the design is frozen.
- Comparing quotes on the headline number rather than on scope and specification.
- Leaving appliances, furniture and soft furnishings out of the budget.
- Paying ahead of milestones.
Detailing
Interior Renovation detailing notes
The small decisions that separate built work from assembled work.
The design freeze is the most important date in the project. Everything before it is cheap to change and everything after it is not.
Ask for the services drawing — electrical, plumbing, AC — and keep a copy with photographs before the ceilings close.
A weekly written site report with photographs prevents nearly every dispute that would otherwise surface at handover.
Snagging should be a scheduled stage with a defined window, not a conversation after the last payment.
Questions
Interior Renovation — answered
What does Interior Renovation include?
Design, drawings, material specification, factory production, site execution and handover in our standard scope. Civil work, appliances and furniture are quoted separately and explicitly so the estimate reflects the whole project.
How long does a project take?
Two to four weeks of design, then four to sixteen weeks on site depending on scope. Full turnkey work with civil changes sits at the longer end.
How is it priced?
By scope and specification rather than by square foot alone. Joinery is measured in running feet, finishes and hardware are specified by model, and civil work is estimated separately.
Can I make changes during the project?
Freely before design freeze; after that, changes to layout, carcass sizes and electrical positions have a cost because the factory has cut to the drawing. Finish and hardware changes are usually still possible within the same band.
Do you handle civil and electrical work?
Yes, within a turnkey scope, with a project manager coordinating trades. Where a society restricts contractors, we work with the approved vendor and supervise.
What happens at handover?
A snag list, correction, testing of every service, and a documentation file with drawings, warranties and material codes. The first-year service visit is scheduled at the same time.
Do you work on interior renovation projects across Bangalore?
Yes — Bangalore is where most of our projects are, from apartments along Sarjapur Road, Whitefield and Hebbal to independent homes in Jayanagar, Indiranagar and Malleshwaram. We survey the space ourselves, work within the society's access and working-hour rules, and hand over with a documentation file. There is a dedicated page for our work in the city if you want the full picture.
Does Bangalore's climate or water affect this choice?
The climate helps and the water does not. Mild year-round temperatures are kinder to timber and joinery than almost any other Indian city, so craft detailing lasts. Hard borewell water in the eastern and northern corridors is the real constraint — it scales glass, chrome and stone, and it changes what we specify and what maintenance we ask the family to commit to.
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