Home Interior Design

Typically 60 to 90 days for a 2-3 BHK from finalised design to handover, depending on scope. Civil work and false ceiling extend the timeline more than carpentry or painting, so a project with minimal structural changes moves faster.

It is possible but disruptive — dust, noise and restricted access to rooms under work. Most homeowners prefer to complete the project, or at minimum the wet trades (painting, flooring, false ceiling), before moving in.

One to two years on carpentry, hardware and fittings is standard from a reputable design-and-build firm. Ask specifically what is covered — hardware failure is usually included, while damage from misuse typically is not.

Usually in stages tied to project milestones — an advance to begin, progress payments at design finalisation and major material procurement, and a final payment on handover. Avoid any structure that asks for the majority upfront before design is even finalised.

Yes, but changes after fabrication has begun typically cost more and delay the timeline, since custom cabinetry cannot easily be altered once cut. Finalise the design thoroughly before execution starts to avoid this.