Architects Interior Designers

We operate out of 1 Sudhakunj Society. It’s a quiet place, which is good when you need to concentrate on a complicated roof line or a kitchen layout. We’ve been Architects Interior Designers for a good while now. Being in a society instead of a big commercial building feels more natural to us. It’s closer to the kind of homes we usually work on. People stop by, sometimes with an appointment and sometimes just because they were passing through the gate. We usually have the radio on in the background, mostly just for some noise. Our desks are covered in pencils, rulers, and old blueprints that we haven't archived yet. It’s not perfectly organized, but we know where everything is. We spend a lot of time talking to contractors and making sure they follow the plans we gave them. It’s a lot of phone calls and dusty site visits. We don’t do those glossy brochures you see in magazines. We prefer to show people what we’re working on right now. Sometimes a project takes longer than expected because of the weather or parts not arriving, but we stick with it. It’s just how the building business goes. We like seeing a project go from a few lines on a page to a real building that people can move into. It’s satisfying work. We keep things straightforward and try to stay out of the way of the homeowners as much as possible while the construction is happening. It's a long process, but it's worth it.