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A home office has to work as hard as you do, often in a corner of the home that is also a guest room or a living room. We design it for the way you work: a desk at the right height, a chair you can sit in all day, storage for files and equipment, the power and data points you need, and light that is easy on the eyes.
We plan the quiet too, with soft furnishings and acoustic treatment where calls and meetings need it, and a background that looks good on a video call. It can be a room of its own or a well-planned nook, designed to match the rest of your home.

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We listen to how you live and what you need, measure the home and share a preliminary cost.
We plan the layout, design each room and help you choose materials, finishes and colours, with a detailed BOQ.
Electrical work, the false ceiling, flooring, carpentry and finishes, coordinated by one point of contact.
We furnish and style the rooms, check every detail and hand over a home ready to live in.



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Home interiors · Finishes and civil work
Yes. A desk built into a wall of shelves, a corner of the bedroom or a fold-away unit can make a place to work without taking a whole room.
Soft furnishings, rugs, curtains and acoustic panels absorb sound, and a door that closes well helps most of all. We plan these with the design.
Daylight from the side, a soft light for the whole room and a desk lamp for close work, so there is no glare on the screen and no shadow on the page.
Vastu generally suggests facing north or east while you work. We arrange the desk with that in mind wherever the room allows.
Yes. A sofa-cum-bed, a fold-away desk or storage that hides the work at the end of the day lets one room do both.
Interior design and Vastu
A designer calls you to understand the space, then meets you on a day you choose, or sends a quote for the work.