Ravi Raj Interior

We have been working out of the Sarita Building in Shree Saikrupa Society for quite a few years now. Most of the time, the office is just a place where we keep samples of wood, some tile pieces, and a lot of sketches that we draw up for people’s homes. Being here in Sarginarga, we end up doing a lot of work for neighbors and folks nearby who want to fix up their kitchens or put in new cupboards. It gets pretty dusty when we are in the middle of a project, but that is just how it goes with interior work. There are usually a few of us here, and we spend a lot of time talking about which colors might look okay in a small living room or how to fit a big wardrobe into a tight corner. We don't have a big fancy showroom or anything like that. People just drop by the society office or call us when they see us carrying materials up the stairs. It is mostly about getting the job done right so the furniture doesn't fall apart after a year. We know the local shops where we can get decent hardware and plywood without paying too much. If you walk past the building, you might hear us hammering something or see us loading planks. It is just basic work, really, trying to make houses look a bit better than they did before we started.