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Residential
Marble and Walnut Apartment
An apartment in which one veined stone wall sets the tone for walnut, bronze and soft lamplight.
Interior Design Studio
Interiors shapedaround the wayyou live.
Proportion, materials, daylight and lamplight, and the daily habits of the people who use a room all decide whether it works. The studio plans homes with every one of them in view.
01The studio
Good interiors are planned before they are decorated.
Much of what makes a room comfortable is hard to photograph: how far the sofa sits from the wall, whether the wardrobe door clears the bed, where the light falls at seven in the evening. The studio begins with those questions.
Materials, colour and furniture follow from the plan, not the other way round. The aim is a home that suits the people in it and still looks resolved after years of daily use.
A natural stone surface, photographed close up.
02Selected work
Rooms with character.
Philosophy
A room should hold you before it impresses you.
03Services
Where the studio can help.
Enquire about one room, a whole apartment, or a single decision such as lighting or finishes.
Areas of work- 01
Residential Interior Design
Planning and finishing a whole apartment or house, room by room, around how the household lives.
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Space Planning
Layouts, furniture positions and walking routes, tested on drawings before anything is built or bought.
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Living Room and Bedroom Design
The rooms where a household spends most of its time, designed for comfort, storage and good light.
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Kitchen and Bathroom Design
Working rooms planned around cooking, cleaning, moisture and the services behind the walls.
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Material and Finish Selection
Timber, stone, tile, paint, textiles and metal chosen together and checked against real use.
04The process
From first conversation to handover.
A first conversation
A call or message to understand the home, the household and what is not working. Rough plans, photographs and a sense of your timeline are all useful to share.
Brief and site details
Measurements, drawings, existing furniture and practical needs are collected into a written brief, so later decisions can be checked against it.
Layout and concept
Furniture layouts, circulation and a direction for colour and materials, presented for discussion before any detailed work begins.
Detailing
Joinery, lighting positions, switch locations and finishes are worked out in drawings and schedules that a contractor can price.
Coordination
Where this is part of the agreed scope, drawings are reviewed against progress on site and questions from the team are answered.
Handover
A walk through the finished rooms and a list of anything to correct, with furniture and styling completed where they are included in the scope.
05Journal
From the journal.
Planning and Detail · 27 Oct 2026
The Details That Make an Interior Feel Complete
Hardware, junctions, switch positions and tile layouts rarely appear in photographs, but they decide whether a finished room feels resolved. Plus a checklist for handover.
Style · 24 Oct 2026
Warm Minimalism Without the Empty, Showroom Look
Minimalism is not the absence of objects. It is a careful choice of what stays, how it feels to touch and how the room holds the people in it.
Planning and Detail · 22 Oct 2026
Before Renovation Begins: A Practical Guide to Interior Design Budgets
A budget is a set of decisions about priorities, scope and risk. How to prepare one, compare quotations fairly and keep changes under control.
Enquiries
Have a space in mind?
Send a few details about the home and what you would like to change. The enquiry form is saved with the studio, and replies come to the contact details you give.
Prefer to write or call? aditigupta8120@gmail.com · +91 9451032022
