Independent House Interior – Narsingi
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Independent House Interior – Narsingi

Narsingi, Hyderabad 2025 610 sq.ft

Project Overview

Designed for a working couple with two kids — this independent house interior in Narsingi brings warm walnut veneers, fluted oak panelling and a soft ivory base palette into 610 sq.ft of usable carpet. Every wardrobe, false ceiling and loose furniture piece was 3D-rendered for client approval before purchase.

Design Philosophy

"An Indo-Scandinavian palette — muted whites, raw teak, jute and brass — calibrated for Hyderabad's strong daylight."

Materials & Brands

  • Channapatna pendant cluster over the seating
  • Floor-to-ceiling sheer + blackout drape stack
  • Tongue-and-groove fluted shutters in oak laminate
  • Faber 90cm chimney with auto-clean
  • Sliding mirror panel concealing the dresser
  • Reading sconces with 2700K warm dimming

Complete Home Tour

Every room designed end-to-end with one consistent material palette — living, dining, bedroom and modular kitchen.

Independent House Interior – Narsingi – Living Room

Living Room

Sofa-grouped seating, layered lighting and a warm material palette carried through the home.

Independent House Interior – Narsingi – Dining Area

Dining Area

Family dining planned with matching veneer, lighting and stone details from the same project.

Independent House Interior – Narsingi – Master Bedroom

Master Bedroom

A calm suite with coordinated headboard, wardrobe finishes and soft furnishings.

Independent House Interior – Narsingi – Modular Kitchen

Modular Kitchen

Functional modular kitchen with quartz counters, tall units and matching hardware.

Project Highlights

  • Site-supervised carpentry — no flat-pack assembly
  • Fixed-price quote with line-item BOQ shared upfront
  • Smart-home ready — Wi-Fi switches, scenes pre-programmed
  • Vastu-compliant pooja niche with brass diya wall
  • End-to-end project — design, civil, electrical, modular, painting, decor
  • 3D walkthroughs of every room before order placement