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I'm the primary interior designer for my projects, and I'm looking to build a network of trusted vendors preferably from Bangalore who can custom-make furniture and lighting based on reference images.

I'm particularly interested in Italian- or Chinese-inspired designs that can be executed with excellent quality, within a reasonable budget, and in a short timeline.

For example, if I need a three-seater sofa with two armchairs in premium leather and high-quality finishing within a budget of around ₹2 lakhs, or a contemporary 4–5 ft diameter glass chandelier within a budget of around ₹1 lakh, do you know vendors who can deliver such requirements?

If you have any reliable contacts, I'd really appreciate it if you could share them. Thank you!

I'm the primary interior designer for my projects, and I'm looking to build a network of trusted vendors preferably from Bangalore who can custom-make furniture and lighting based on reference images.

I'm particularly interested in Italian- or Chinese-inspired designs that can be executed with excellent quality, within a reasonable budget, and in a short timeline.

For example, if I need a three-seater sofa with two armchairs in premium leather and high-quality finishing within a budget of around ₹2 lakhs, or a contemporary 4–5 ft diameter glass chandelier within a budget of around ₹1 lakh, do you know vendors who can deliver such requirements?

If you have any reliable contacts, I'd really appreciate it if you could share them. Thank you!

Architect with ~3 years of experience in luxury residential architecture, interiors, and commercial projects. Strong in AutoCAD, SketchUp, D5 Render, Photoshop, and InDesign; intermediate in Revit and Lumion.

I'm based in India and would love to work remotely for an architecture/interior design firm abroad. I don't have a Master's degree, but I'm passionate about design, willing to learn, and ready to give my best if given an opportunity.

How realistic is it to get a remote international role with my profile? Has anyone here successfully done it?

Sometimes I wonder if I'm being unrealistic, but then I think: why not just keep applying? What's the harm in trying? And what if one application actually works out and opens a door I never expected?

Would appreciate any advice, experiences, or suggestions.