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Commercial interiors

Educational and institutional interiors in Pune

Part of our commercial interiors: shops, offices, restaurants, clinics and schools, designed for the people who use them.

  • Personalised designs
  • Transparent pricing
  • 10-year warranty

About educational and institutional interiors.

Schools, colleges, coaching and training centres, libraries and institutions need spaces that help people learn and work together. We design classrooms, libraries, staff rooms, receptions and common areas around the people who use them and the way they are taught.

We plan for daylight and fresh air, acoustics that let a voice carry without echo, furniture sized for its users, storage that keeps rooms tidy, and materials that stand up to daily use by many hands. Colours and graphics can carry the institution's identity into every space.

An activity room with low white tables, yellow stools and a mosaic tree mural

Spaces we design

Commercial

  • Office interiors
  • Retail and showrooms
  • Hospitality
  • Healthcare
  • Educational spaces
  • Finishing and furnishing

How we work. On commercial interiors, step by step.

  1. Brief and site visit

    We learn how the business runs and who uses the space, and visit to measure it.

  2. Planning and design

    We plan the layout and the flow of people, then design the space and choose materials that suit the brand and the wear it will see, with a detailed BOQ.

  3. Building it

    Civil and electrical work, the false ceiling, flooring, carpentry, furniture and signage, coordinated by one point of contact.

  4. Ready to open

    Furnishing, a quality check of every detail, and the handover of a space ready for business.

Styles we design. For commercial interiors, among others.

  • A hotel lobby with a marble reception desk, wood-panelled walls and glowing pendant lights
    Hospitality luxuryStatement spaces and memorable experiences.
  • A restaurant with coloured blocks hanging from the ceiling, plants and a large painted wall
    HospitalityBold and unconventional interiors.
  • A cream sofa with rust cushions, a marble table and a dining room behind glass doors
    Luxury contemporaryGold, beige, marble and warm lighting.

Commercial interiors from the portfolio

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Questions. About educational and institutional interiors.

What makes a good classroom interior?

Plenty of daylight, good ventilation, acoustics that let everyone hear clearly, furniture that suits the age of the students and can be rearranged, and walls that can display work.

Can you design coaching and training centres?

Yes. Classrooms, a reception and counselling area, staff rooms and study spaces, planned for the number of students and the way you teach.

Which materials suit schools and colleges?

Hard-wearing ones that are easy to clean: durable flooring, washable wall finishes, rounded edges on furniture, and fittings that can be repaired or replaced easily.

How do you handle acoustics in a classroom?

Acoustic panels on the ceiling and walls cut the echo, so a teacher's voice carries clearly without being raised, and soft surfaces keep corridors and halls quieter.

Can the space carry our institution's identity?

Yes. Its colours, logo, values and achievements can appear in the reception, the corridors and the common areas through graphics, signage and display walls.

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Talk to a designer about educational and institutional interiors.

A designer calls you to understand the space, then meets you on a day you choose, or sends a quote for the work.