Interior Designers not only have a keen eye for detail, knowing what works and what doesn’t work together, but they are also experience trouble shooters. Every design project will face some type of challenges, whether it be delays in production, items lost in transport, items damaged during transport… the list goes on. At the same time, interior designers usually have far more resources than you would have in terms of vendors, suppliers, artisans and trade. This means an interior designer will not only create a beautiful, cohesive space, where every single item is intentional, but also ensure a smooth and headache free process for you, by handling issues that will arise along the way.

The earlier the better. It’s never too early to speak to an interior designer. The earlier you start working with an interior designer the better she/he can help you avoid mistakes when planning your design project as it relates to the selection of finishes, types of windows, lighting etc. For example, we plan for the exact location of electrical outlets and sockets, depending on the furniture layout of your space, which is based on shape and size of your space as well as your lifestyle and preferences.

The collaboration between you and your interior designer is very personal. The first thing you should consider is whether you like the designer as a person and what they stand for. Then of course you should take into account their experience and expertise, What do others say about working with this interior designer? Lastly, you should also consider their style. Some designer are specialized in a specific style, others work with many different styles.

WE work with many different styles from minimalistic to classic contemporary. Sophisticated contemporary interiors with clean lines and layers of texture is my sweet spot. I love colours and am not afraid to use them in my projects. I like to define my style as ‘Contemporary with a touch of nostalgia’, which means I maintain an overall contemporary, timeless and sophisticated look, but like to add an element of surprise or wow factor. Most importantly, I blend the needs and preferences of my clients, with my global aesthetics to complete a space that is beautiful, functional and that truly reflects the client’s personality.

We are based in Gndhinagar,Gujarat, India but will travel to wherever my clients need me, as long as the additional time and expenses are compensated and makes sense for the client and for my business. This usually depends on the scope of a project. However, I also have experience working remotely and virtually.

This depends on the scope of the project, however, We have travelled at various places all over Gujarat for our Projects.

Yes, absolutely. As mentioned above, it all depends on the scope and budget of the project. If you’re unsure, just book a complimentary Discovery Call and let’s discuss your project.

Yes, absolutely. In the meantime, you can also take a look at the testimonials on my website, on Google and on Facebook.

Yes, I work with many highly-skilled and talented painters, carpenters, upholsterers, blacksmiths, curtain makers and other specialists. Depending on the project, I hire the necessary team to complete the job.

Every interior designer works differently. I suggest you first select 1 – 3 interior designers by studying their website, looking at their portfolio, reading their about page and client testimonials. Then reach out and set up an initial get-to-know each other call or meeting. From there the interior designer should be able to guide you through their process.

At studio b design all collaborations start with an Interior Design Consultation. If you then decide to hire us. It starts from there.

Start by asking yourself some questions: What do you expect from an interior designer? How involved would you like to be in this project? What’s the information you’ve already gathered for your project? Do you have a style and/ or a budget in mind? If you have worked with an interior designer before, think about what you liked/ disliked about this collaboration.

Yes, there is a contract for Full-Service Interior Design projects, outlining the scope of the project, what to expect , terms and conditions and the agreed design fees.

Pricing largely depends on experience and location. You are likely to find interior designers at many price levels. Interior Designers with several years in business bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. Not only do they have a trained eye, access to some of the most amazing vendors and artisans, but they also know what can go wrong in a design project, how to handle it or better even how to avoid it. You not only pay for a beautiful outcome, but also for your own peace of mind.

By doing things right the first time around and avoiding expensive mistakes. By working off a design concept and by carefully planning your project, we avoid making expensive mistakes, such as purchasing the wrong tiles, painting the walls in the wrong colour, placing the wardrobe on the wrong wall, installing the wrong type of curtains, buying a sofa that is too big for your space etc. It may seem more costly at first, but having to undo something, such as repositioning an electrical outlet or painting over a wall can quickly increase costs, let alone delay the project by several weeks.

Studio b design charges a flat fee based on the scope of work. You will know from start to finish exactly what you will invest in design fees for your home or office. Our clients love this peace of mind as it is much more common for interior design firms to charge an hourly rate.

Full-service at studio bdesign is entirely turnkey from start to finish. We will create floor plans, design boards, elevations, renderings, and finish samples to bring your design visions to life. You’ll get to see, feel and interact with it all to eliminate the guesswork as to the final product of your home’s transformation. Next, we take care of all the ordering, procurement, site observations, communication with contractors, and finally, installation!