r/interiordesignsindia

Apologies about the bad picture quality, I took them from the brochure.

We are a family of two and our pet cats getting our first apartment. We have the option between these two in the this society. Both apartments are roughly 1900sqft super built up area, and both have good ventilation and light. We both WFH so one room will be converted into an office space, one will be our master bedroom, and one will be guest bedroom.

I am leaning towards option 1. I like the bigger master bedroom, the bigger second bedroom. I think one balcony in the living room is enough, especially since the master bedroom has a big window.

Husband and my sister prefer the Option 2. The kitchen is bigger and much nicer here, the living room and dining area bigger, and the living room gets cross ventilation. The master bedroom has a balcony. Our cats love to sit in the balcony so it’s ideal for them. Also the plan feels more luxe, IYKWIM. I like all of that. But I don’t like the smaller rooms, especially the smaller master bedroom. It is roughly the size of the bedroom in our current rented apartment and i feel like that’s not very big.

The builder said that I can move any NON-LOAD BEARING WALL and make the bedroom bigger in option 2. I don’t mind making the other adjacent bedroom smaller, but I can’t figure out how to do it, since the one wall is load bearing, and so I don’t know how the person would enter the second bedroom if I moved the middle wall between the two rooms. I don’t mind making the bathroom as an attached bathroom (to the second bedroom) here and not having a common bathroom. To be honest we don’t need three bathrooms, two are good enough. But the building is already constructed so idk if that’s possible anymore.

Here’s my questions:
- which one of these plans is better?
- Can the master bedroom in option 2 comfortably accommodate 3 full size wardrobes, a king side bed with side tables, and a dresser? Or will it be too cramped? Is there any way to make it more space-efficient?
- does having a balcony make the room feel more spacious and bigger?
- is there any way at all to make the master bedroom bigger in option 2? The wall between the dining and master bedroom is load bearing, so can’t move that.

Would be really grateful if you can help me out with this.

And if you’re in Bangalore, and I get an adequate solution, you can do my interiors!

Imagine a family moving into a new 2BHK. They have a sofa, dining table, TV unit, wardrobes, beds, kitchen appliances, and obviously they want the house to look good too.

Bt the problem is, the flat is only so big.

If we keep adding colours, patterns, furniture and decorative elements, the house starts feeling packed. Even though nothing is technically taking up too much space, it feels smaller.

That’s where minimal design works really well.

You keep the furniture simple, use a few materials and colours, and hide storage wherever you can. Everything the family needs is still there it just doesn’t feel like everything is fighting for your attention.

The flat hasn’t become bigger.

We’ve just removed the visual clutter that was making it feel smaller.

That’s why we refer minimalism and it wirks so well in apartments

Its a flat in a G+2 standalone building.
Upper is north direction and left is east.

The living room and temple drawing is a bit messed up temple will be in the east wall facing kitchen

Thanks for any help in advance.

Not sure if this is the correct sub reddit for this. But please do help me if you can.

I pushed against the door and banged it a few times from the outside due to a situation between me and a flatmate. After around 3-4 pushes and 1-2 bangs against the door, it ended up like this. I called a local carpenter and he said that he'll have to replace the entire door. I asked for an alternative and he mentioned that if he does a temporary fix the door will still be fragile and with normal use also could end up breaking. Buying a new door is most definitely not in my budget. Can somebody please help and suggest me on what I should do.

My interior has showed this design for the wardrobe in my room. There is more space in the walk in closet but not too much so this is one of the primary wardrobe.

My question is will it look good after implementation?

(This wont be three palla, instead two palla wardrobe. The reference is mainly for the middle space and the slippers space)

I think it’s easy to get carried away by Pinterest, Instagram, and all those beautiful home tours.

Maybe you thought you needed a breakfast counter, or a built-in bar would completely transform your home. And then you actually start living in the house… and realise you barely use half of it. 😭

So, what’s one interior feature you were convinced you needed when designing your home, but barely use now?

And in hindsight, what would you have done instead?

Help me with designs for each place
Civil is already underway

I’ve received this from my interior designer. Appreciate your feedback.

Hey everyone! Sharing a bedroom project I recently designed and visualized.

I wanted to play around with the contrast between the traditional damask wallpaper and more contemporary elements like the walnut joinery, rounded furniture, and built-in cabinetry. The main goal was to keep the room warm and comfortable without making it feel too traditional.

I worked on the interior design, material palette, furniture and built-in elements, and then brought everything together in 3D using SketchUp + D5 Render. And for mood board I have used chatgpt go.

Would love to hear what you think — especially about the material choices, composition, and overall feel of the room. Always happy to get some honest feedback and see what I could improve.

I’m currently open to architectural and interior 3D design and visualization commissions.Dm for more

Thanks for taking a look!

Sinple interiors...i am open to nay brand. And price should be at max 30-40 percent more from adiva...

My only thing is..it should be long lasting and filly black matt..

So which range should I look into...and which company

Ever since I posted about VR, I’ve been getting a lot of responses, so I just wanted to share one more thing. I genuinely feel homeowners should be able to visualise their interiors and make changes in real time, instead of waiting until execution to realise something doesn’t work.
Here’s a video showing how you can change colours, textures, paint finishes and even furniture alignment in real time and see how it looks for yourself.
Being able to experience the space before it’s actually built can completely change the way you make design decisions.

We recently bought a 3 bhk and its our first time getting any interior work done . Our flat is 1179 sqft carpet and he gave me this estimate. I have no prior knowledge but i feel some of the costs are over exaggerated . What do you guys think??

Best option for my kitchen acrylic?

Let's get this perfectly drafted for your post! Since that subreddit tag is for firm reviews, this should work well:
Hey everyone,
I am looking to get some honest reviews on Blue Brick Interiors. If you have worked with them, I'd really appreciate your feedback on their design process, the quality of their materials, and if they finished the project on time. Any thoughts would be super helpful!