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Discover spaces that feel like home
Browse room-by-room interiors from Indian homes — with the designer behind every space.
Parents Bedroom with Wooden Four-Poster and Wallpaper
Parents Bedroom with Tufted Bed and Panelled Wall
High-Rise Balcony with Glass Railing and City View
Master Dressing with Cane Wardrobe and Vanity
Dining Room with Glass-Top Table and Lit Crockery Units
Kid’s Bathroom with Wood-Look Tile and Glass Shower
Guest Bedroom with Upholstered Headboard and Botanical Mural
Classic Drawing Room with Carved Sofa Sets
Dining Room with Glass Table and Gold Wall Art
Living Room with Pink Tufted Sofa and Coffered Ceiling
Living Room with Carved Screen Wall and Corner Sofa
Master Bedroom with Arched Tropical Mural Headboard
L-shaped Kitchen with Sage Green Cabinets
Study Room with Blue Built-in Desk and City View
Modern House Front Elevation with Cut-out Screen
Guest Bathroom with Patterned Tiles and Teal Vanity
Classic Living Room with Mirror Feature Wall
Entrance Lobby with Wooden Slat Ceiling and Mural Wall
White Island Kitchen with Hob and Tall Units
Dining Room with Gold Carved Table and Idol Niche
Classic Master Bedroom with Heritage Wall Mural
Guest Bathroom in Brown Marble with Glass Shower
Bar Lounge with Curved Backlit Bar and Jaali Screen
Kid's Bedroom with Bunk Bed and Study Desk
Parents Bathroom with Grey Picket Tile Wall
Master Bath with Glass Shower and Patterned Tiles
Double-Height Lobby with Stone Wall and Chandelier
Powder Room with Black Marble Wall and Floating Vanity
Classic Living Room with Crystal Chandeliers and Display Units
Guest Bedroom with Paisley Wall and Display Niches
Traditional Home Office with Blue Floral Wall Murals
Dining Room with Dark Wood Table and Curved Staircase
Guest Bedroom with Panelled Wood Headboard Wall
Wood-Panelled Bar Lounge with Leather Sofa
Parents Bathroom with Glass Shower and Wood-Grain Vanity
Kid's Bedroom with Nautical Bunk Bed and Aeroplane Light
Master Bath in Black and White Marble with Glass Shower
Parallel Modular Kitchen with Wood-Grain Glass Cabinets
Cosy Bedroom with Cane Headboard and Botanical Art
Parallel Kitchen with Glossy Cabinets and Chimney
Master Bedroom with Gold Carved Blue Tufted Bed
Foyer with Carved Wooden Console and Mirror
Living Room with Grey Sofa and Stone TV Wall
Master Bathroom with Green Scallop Tile Wall
Staircase with Marble Steps and Wooden Handrail
Balcony with Wood Slats and Green Feature Wall
Open Balcony with Wood Ceiling and Planter Bed
Enclosed Balcony with Wood Ceiling and City View
Living Room with Mustard Sofa and Brass Trim
Guest Bedroom with Wooden Bed and Window Seat
Royal Living Room with Gold Carved Turquoise Sofas
Guest Bedroom with Gold Carved Bed and Fretwork Wardrobe
Kids Bedroom in Blush Pink with Study and Wardrobe
Wood-Panelled Library with Glass Bookcases and Desk
Parents Room with Cane Four-Poster Bed
Traditional Master Bedroom with Rosewood Four-Poster Bed
Grand Entrance with Carved Brass Door and Chandelier
Master Bedroom with Blush Tufted Headboard
Garden Sit-out with Lawn and Lantern Light
Master Bedroom with Brown Feature Wall and Wardrobe
Master Bathroom with Dark Marble Walls and Glass Shower
Study Room with L-Shaped Desk and Open Display Shelves
Guest Bedroom with Wooden Bed and Fitted Wardrobe Wall
Master Bedroom with Carved Wooden Four-Poster Bed
Drawing Area with Marble Table and Blue Chairs
Drawing Room with Arched Peacock Mural and Sofas
Balcony Sitting with Arched Art Niches
Kid’s Bedroom with Teal Accents and Study Desk
Library Sitting Room with Tan Leather Seating
Planning a room interior? Start here.
Answers from designers who publish their work on InterioKeys.
It varies widely by room, size, materials and city — which is why a generic starting price rarely matches your final quote. The most reliable way to budget is to shortlist real spaces you like and book a free consultation with the designer who built them.
An itemized scope (brand, model and unit rate for every line item — not a lump sum), the designer's real completed projects in a similar budget, and a written timeline. Each space here links to the full project and the designer behind it.
Yes — every space links to the designer who built it. Book a free consultation and the designer will adapt the design to your room's dimensions, city and budget.
Most single rooms finish in 4–10 weeks depending on civil work and custom furniture. Rooms with false ceilings and wall treatments sit at the longer end; a furniture-and-decor refresh can wrap up in under a month.
For a single room, usually not the whole home — designers sequence dusty work (ceiling, wall finishes) first and shift the family's routine around it. A full-floor renovation is a different conversation.