FAQs

Questions, answered

Everything you might want to know about working with Inner Space – from process and pricing to timelines and rentals.

FAQs

Answers to the questions we get most.

If you don’t see your question here, write to us – we usually reply within 48 hours, and the first conversation is on us.

Every project follows four stages:

1. Listen — We meet at your space, walk through it together, and listen for what isn’t in the brief. The conversation always lasts longer than the walkthrough.

2. Design — We translate everything we heard into detailed drawings, material selections, and a complete material and cost breakdown — reviewed and signed off by you before anything moves forward.

3. Build — Our teams execute the complete project. You get regular updates, site visits are always welcome, and Aanchal or Yogesh is checking in throughout.

4. Hand Over — We do a walkthrough together, snag everything on the spot, and hand over a space that’s ready to live in — not just ready to photograph.

Most of our turnkey homes take between 10 and 18 weeks from approved design to handover. Smaller refresh projects often complete in 4–6 weeks. We share a clear project schedule before any work begins, and we’re known for handing over earlier than the promised date.

Yes — for design consultation projects, we work with clients across India and overseas. We’ve even completed a project in New Jersey, USA! For turnkey execution, we currently operate physically in Bengaluru, Chennai, and Goa.

Our turnkey interiors start around Rs. 10 lakh for a compact 2BHK. Most projects sit in the Rs. 20-60 lakhs range. We share an itemised estimate after the first walkthrough, and there are no surprise costs mid-project.

Absolutely — it’s one of our most popular services. We design rental spaces with both occupancy and brand experience in mind.

Yes. From custom-built joinery and sourced upholstery to art curation and final styling for photography — we deliver homes ready to be lived in, not handed over half-finished.

Send us a message using the contact form on this page or write to us at info@innerspacedesign.co.in. We reply within 48 hours and the first conversation is on us.

The earlier, the better. Bringing us in at the planning or construction stage — before walls and electrical points are finalised — saves real money on later changes and lets the design shape the layout, not the other way around. That said, we’ve also stepped into projects mid-construction and even post-possession. It’s never too late to start.

Everything from full turnkey interiors to design-only consultations, home makeovers, and rental or Airbnb design. Space planning, material and colour selection, custom furniture, joinery, styling — we scope it to what you actually need, not a fixed package.

We don’t push a single look. Over eighteen years we’ve designed contemporary, minimal, and warm traditional-to-modern homes — the throughline is always personal: your home should feel like you, not like a showroom.

A rough sense of budget, how you actually live day to day, and any inspiration images or Vastu requirements. If you have floor plans, even better — they help us give you a realistic first estimate on the spot.

A makeover is a targeted refresh — new furniture layout, updated finishes, better lighting — without a full rebuild. It’s the right call when the bones of your home are fine but it no longer feels like it fits how you live now.

Yes — new lighting, reupholstering existing furniture, changing window treatments, and refinishing rather than replacing joinery go a long way. We’ll always tell you where spending more actually matters and where it doesn’t.

Yes. Structural changes, layout reworks, full gut renovations — we handle the design and coordinate the execution end to end.

Warmth and durability, in that order. Good lighting, a few considered design highlights, and finishes that hold up to tenant turnover — we’ve designed rentals that pay back their fit-out cost within a year through higher occupancy.

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