Can the work be done while we are still living there?

Often yes, by phasing it. That constraint shapes the design from the start rather than being handled at the end.

Can you renovate just one part, like a kitchen or a bathroom?

Yes. Single-room work is welcome, though we will usually point out where a small change to the adjoining space would make a disproportionate difference.

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Renovation & Remodeling

Overview

Renovation starts with a survey of what is worth keeping. Structure usually stays; how the space is used almost always changes.

The common gains are the same in most older homes and workspaces: partitions that no longer earn their place, daylight that has been closed off, and storage that was never planned.

What this includes

Assessing the existing space

Measuring what is there, identifying what is structural and what is not, and establishing what can change before any design is proposed.

Re-planning

Rearranging the plan around how the space is actually used now, which often recovers both floor area and daylight without extending the footprint.

Materials, finishes and light

Updating surfaces and lighting together, since a renovation that changes finishes but keeps the old lighting rarely feels different.

Phasing

Where a home or workspace has to stay in use, the work is broken into stages that are each complete in themselves rather than dependent on the next.

Renovation & Remodeling — related work

Real projects from the portfolio where this service formed part of the scope.

All projects

Café at Hudson Lane

Commercial · Hudson Lane, Delhi

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Interior at Karawal Nagar

Interiors · Karawal Nagar, Delhi

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Office at Yamuna Vihar

Commercial · Yamuna Vihar, Delhi

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FAQ

Renovation & Remodeling — questions we are asked

Can the work be done while we are still living there?: Often yes, by phasing it. That constraint shapes the design from the start rather than being handled at the end.
Can you renovate just one part, like a kitchen or a bathroom?: Yes. Single-room work is welcome, though we will usually point out where a small change to the adjoining space would make a disproportionate difference.

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