r/interiordesignsindia

Hello guys,

Do you have any sugestion for this entryway in a flat?

Details:

Front wall - wall to dor frame distance is 19cm
Left wall length: from dor to edge 180cm
Distamce between walls 148cm
Height 261cm

Thank you in advance!

25x60 sq feet.

Please share your thoughts.

Most renovation posts only show the final photos.

What they rarely show is everything that had to be fixed before the design could even begin.

This 500 sq.ft. 1 BHK apartment had been home to the family for over 10 years. Like many older apartments in Mumbai, it had gradually developed problems that couldn’t simply be covered up with new furniture or fresh paint.

Before discussing Scandinavian interiors, colour palettes or furniture layouts, we first had to understand what the home was telling us.

The major challenges included:

Persistent seepage caused by the external building walls.
Plumbing leakages that had developed over years of use.
Termite infestation due to prolonged moisture exposure.
Limited water storage for periods of water rationing—a reality many Mumbai residents can relate to.

Only after addressing these issues could we begin designing a home that would actually last.

The renovation started with:

• Waterproofing and treating the seepage.
• Replacing ageing plumbing lines to eliminate hidden leakages.
• Using wall finishes better suited to moisture-prone areas.
• Invasive anti-termite treatment before any new furniture was installed.
• Planning concealed water storage without compromising the home’s usability.

Only then did we move on to the design brief.

The clients wanted a home that felt calm, bright and easy to maintain.

Their requirements were simple:

• A Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic.
• A soft blue colour palette.
• Minimalist interiors.
• Low-maintenance finishes.
• Better storage without visual clutter.
• A home that felt larger than its actual 500 sq.ft.

Every design decision—from the materials we selected to the colour palette, furniture proportions and storage planning—was made only after the underlying issues had been permanently addressed.

The before-and-after images show much more than a visual transformation.

They represent the difference between covering up problems and solving them first.

I’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts:

If you were renovating an older apartment, what would concern you the most?
Which transformation surprised you the most?

My interior designer sent me these renders which includes furniture appliances and he quoted ₹40 Lakhs including gst and his fees as well, What should be the appropriate budget carpet area approx 1250sqft

This 990 sq.ft. 3BHK was redesigned to feel larger, cleaner, and more luxurious without changing the footprint.
Swipe through the details and tell me your favourite corner.

DM me and I'll show you what is possible for your space.
Ar. Viveen Pereira
@spaceandmatter.studio

A documentary on the Last Artisans of Athangudi Tiles, very unfortunate to see that factories are replacing the cultural identity of Tamil Nadu. And Architects really ruling out it in their choices for interior designs.

Link to the documentary : https://youtu.be/Ph2OfnW4xz4

Location: IC Colony, Borivali West, Mumbai
Just wrapped up this 990 sq.ft 3BHK interior project.

Ar. Viveen Pereira
@spaceandmatter.studio
@viveenpereira

One of the biggest challenges with compact Mumbai apartments is finding enough storage without sacrificing openness.

This 550 sq.ft. 2 BHK was delivered as a bare shell, and the brief was simple:

1. Maximise storage.
2. Keep circulation comfortable.
3. Make every room feel larger than it actually is.
4. Avoid the “wall of cupboards everywhere” look.

Some of the design decisions included:

1. Full-height wardrobes with sliding shutters.
2. A neutral palette to visually expand the space.
3. Hidden storage integrated into almost every room.
4. Minimal furniture to keep walkways unobstructed.
5. Layered lighting instead of relying solely on ceiling fixtures.
6. A compact yet functional kitchen with ample storage.

I’ve paired each completed room with its corresponding “before” photo so you can see the transformation.

I’d genuinely love to hear your feedback:

1. Which room works best?
2. Is there anything you would have designed differently?
3. Any questions about the planning or storage solutions?

This is the floorplan for a 3bhk+servant+store in Lucknow, [Dimensions are in mm] the super area is 2600sqft and the carpet area is 1860sqft, is this justified as a Luxury layout? Also, is a 5'9 wide balcony wide enough? Pls guide me 🙏🏻

This is after the putty . Which colour would suit here . Please help me out. The nearing colour is 8436 white delight Asian paints

Attached ground floor details as well.

I feel these kind of design styles are timeless but people are not preferring this anymore. Or maybe MINIMAL style has taken over everything. What do you guys think ?

I'm building a G+2 house and would appreciate a second opinion on this beam plan.

My main question is about the top-right corner of the drawing (highlighted by the multiple narrow downslab sections along the right exterior wall).

I'm wondering:

• Are these downslabs structurally necessary?
• Could the main beam (SB2) be pushed all the way to the exterior wall instead, eliminating some or all of these downslabs?
• Would extending the beam be a better structural solution, or is there a reason the engineer may have chosen this design?

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Can you help with reviewing the interior work cost given, thank you.

This is the wood work quotation shared by my interior design for 3bhk in Bangalore and what is missing in this quote and the questions that can I need to ask my designer basis this?