Interior Designer

We are over here at West Shalimar Bagh in New Delhi, specifically at Bg 1 /13 C. It’s a regular spot where we do all our planning and sketching for local houses. As an interior designer in this part of the city, you get used to the way the houses are built and what people usually need. Most mornings start with a cup of tea and looking over some messy floor plans. We aren't a huge firm with dozens of employees; it’s more about just getting the work done one room at a time. Sometimes the dust from a renovation gets everywhere, but that’s just part of the job. We spend a lot of time visiting sites nearby to make sure the painters didn’t mess up the colors we picked. It’s a lot of walking and talking to contractors. Living and working in Shalimar Bagh means we know where to get the good hardware and which shops are reliable for tiles. We don't try to make things look like a magazine every single time because people actually have to live in these homes. Life is busy enough without having to worry about a fragile vase in the hallway. We just try to make things practical. If a cupboard needs fixing or a kitchen needs a complete overhaul, we handle the details. It’s just a normal business day for us, trying to stay organized while juggling three different projects at once. We might miss a call when we are on a ladder, but we get back to people when we can.