A complete home interior project involves many decisions. A little planning before work starts makes the process smoother and helps keep the project on budget and on time.
1. Set a realistic budget
Decide an overall budget and keep a contingency for unexpected changes. Knowing your range early helps your designer suggest suitable materials and options.
2. List your priorities
Identify must-haves (for example, a modular kitchen and wardrobes) and nice-to-haves (such as decorative wall panels). This makes it easier to phase the work if needed.
3. Get accurate measurements
Precise site measurements are essential for modular furniture. Note beams, columns, windows, doors and existing electrical and plumbing points.
4. Define the scope clearly
Agree on which rooms and elements are included — furniture, false ceiling, lighting, painting, flooring and so on — so everyone works to the same plan.
5. Plan the timeline
Factor in design approvals, material selection, manufacturing and installation. If you are moving in on a fixed date, share it at the start.
6. Check approvals and society rules
Apartments often have rules on working hours, material movement and structural changes. Check these before work begins.
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