Luxury Interior Designers
in Sector 67, Gurgaon

We provide complete residential interior design in Sector 67, Gurgaon, from individual room upgrades to full-home interiors. Our services include apartment interiors, villa and builder floor interiors, modular kitchen design, wardrobes, living rooms, bedrooms, kids' rooms, bathrooms, false ceilings and lighting. Every project is planned around the home's layout, lifestyle and scope.

Interior design cost in Sector 67 depends on the property's size, configuration, scope of work, materials, finishes and level of customisation. A modular kitchen or wardrobe project will have a very different budget from a complete 3 or 4 BHK interior. We conduct a site visit first and then provide an itemised quote based on your actual requirements rather than giving a generic price online.

A full 2–3 BHK home interior typically takes around 10–14 weeks from design freeze to handover, depending on the scope, site conditions and amount of custom work involved. Smaller projects such as a modular kitchen or wardrobe can take less time. We provide a realistic project timeline after understanding your Sector 67 home's layout and requirements.

Yes. We work with different residential formats in Sector 67, including high-rise apartments, independent floors, villas and builder floors. Each property type requires a different design approach — a fixed-shell apartment has different planning constraints from a spacious independent floor or villa. Our design starts with understanding the actual property before recommending layouts and finishes.

Our modular kitchen design covers layout planning, cabinetry, shutters, countertops, backsplash, storage solutions, fittings and hardware. We plan the kitchen around your cooking habits, available space and storage requirements, while coordinating electrical and plumbing requirements so the finished kitchen is practical as well as visually cohesive.

Yes. Custom wardrobe design is particularly useful where rooms have beams, uneven walls, unusual corners, sloped areas or limited floor space. We take measurements of the actual room and can plan hinged, sliding or walk-in wardrobes around the available dimensions instead of forcing a standard-size solution into the space.

It depends on the project scope. Fixed elements such as modular kitchens, wardrobes, TV units and false ceilings can be designed, manufactured and installed by us. Loose furniture such as sofas, beds and dining tables can also be sourced and styled as part of a suitable turnkey interior project. The scope and inclusions are clearly discussed before costing.

The process starts with a consultation and site visit, followed by measurements, space planning and concept development. We then create 3D visualisations, finalise materials and finishes, prepare the costing and begin execution after approval. Manufacturing and site work are coordinated through the project team, followed by quality checks and final handover.

Our in-house workshop is where we manufacture custom furniture such as kitchens, wardrobes and other built-in elements instead of sending the work to unrelated third-party vendors. This gives us greater control over measurements, materials, production quality and finishing, while reducing communication gaps between the design and execution teams.

Yes. Our carpentry and modular work is covered by a standard warranty for manufacturing-related defects, including relevant components such as hinges, shutters and fittings. If an issue occurs after handover, our team can assess the problem and coordinate the required service.

Yes. Lakkadworks works on residential interior projects across Gurgaon, including locations around the Golf Course Extension Road corridor. If your home is in or around Sector 67, you can contact our team to confirm project availability and whether your property falls within our current service area.

Yes. You can explore our portfolio to understand how we approach different residential spaces, including apartments, villas and builder floors. During a consultation, we can also explain how our design, manufacturing and execution process works so you can evaluate more than just finished photographs.

Material selection depends on the application, moisture exposure, design and budget. We commonly work with BWP or marine-grade plywood and HDHMR for appropriate carcass applications, with laminate, acrylic or PU finishes for shutters. Our team discusses the available options and their practical differences before the final selection.

Builder floors can have site-specific conditions such as uneven walls, older electrical wiring, damp areas or differences between drawings and the actual property. We begin with a detailed site assessment to identify such issues before finalising the design. This helps reduce unexpected changes during execution.

We provide an itemised quote after assessing the property and understanding the project scope. The costing is based on the selected materials, finishes and work involved. If you request changes after approval or an unexpected site condition requires additional work, the change is discussed with you before proceeding rather than being added without explanation.

Minor changes may be possible depending on the stage of the project and whether manufacturing has already started. Changes are easier to accommodate during the design and 3D visualisation stage. We therefore encourage homeowners to finalise layouts, materials and major design decisions before production begins.

Yes. False ceiling and lighting design can be planned as part of the overall home interior. We consider ambient, task and accent lighting along with the ceiling layout, furniture placement and room function so the lighting feels integrated with the interior rather than being treated as a separate final-stage addition.

You can contact our team for post-handover service. For issues involving our manufactured furniture or fittings, the team can assess the problem and coordinate the required adjustment or repair. Because manufacturing is handled in-house, there is a direct connection between the execution and service teams.

Yes. We aim to keep communication coordinated through a dedicated project team from consultation and design through execution and handover. This helps avoid repeatedly explaining your requirements to different vendors as the project moves from one stage to another.

Bedroom interiors are generally planned around comfort, storage, privacy and restful lighting, with elements such as wardrobes, headboards and bedside storage considered together. Kids' room interiors require greater flexibility, so we focus on durable finishes, practical storage and layouts that can adapt as the child's needs change.

Yes. You do not have to undertake a complete home interior project. We can scope individual requirements such as a modular kitchen, wardrobe, bedroom, living room or selected rooms. The design and quotation are prepared according to the specific work you want completed.

We develop the design around actual site measurements and approved specifications before manufacturing begins. Since our in-house workshop works from the approved design and production details, there is a more direct connection between the visualised design and the furniture that is ultimately manufactured and installed.

Yes, depending on the property and project scope. For shorter-term rentals or leases, we generally recommend focusing on interventions that make sense for the tenancy period, such as furniture, lighting, curtains and movable storage, rather than making extensive permanent alterations.

You can contact Lakkadworks to discuss your home and requirements and arrange a consultation. The process typically begins with understanding your property, followed by a site visit, measurements and discussion of your design preferences, scope and budget. Once the requirements are clear, we can recommend the appropriate design direction and prepare an itemised quotation.