Interior Designers
in Sector 70, Gurgaon

Yes. Plotted floors in colonies like BPTP's Sector 70A give owners more freedom to plan from scratch, and every project starts with a full site assessment — checking structure, drainage, and waterproofing — before design begins.

Yes, we handle interior design for ready-to-move apartment units across Sector 70, planning around the fixed shell, floor plan, and society guidelines each project comes with.

It typically runs ₹1,500–₹7,000 per sq. ft. depending on finish level and scope. We do a site visit first and give an itemised quote before any work starts, so there are no surprise additions later.

A full 2–3 BHK interior typically takes 10–14 weeks from design freeze to handover. A single room, like a kitchen or wardrobe, takes 3–5 weeks.

We've worked across the Southern Peripheral Road corridor in Sector 70, covering both apartment developments and plotted independent-floor colonies, including Sector 70A.

Yes, our carpentry and modular work carries a standard warranty covering manufacturing defects — things like hinges, shutters, and fittings — and repairs go to the same team that built the piece.

Yes — after a site visit, you receive an itemised quote broken down by room and material, so you know exactly what you're paying for before signing anything.

Reach out through the contact form or call us to book a free site visit. We'll measure your space, understand what you're looking for, and follow up with a design direction and itemised quote.

An individual designer typically handles design only, then hands execution to contractors they don't directly employ. An interior design firm like Lakkadworks keeps design, manufacturing, and site execution under one roof, so there's one team accountable for the whole project, not several parties to coordinate yourself.

Yes. Every project includes photorealistic 3D renders so you can see your space on screen and approve every material, layout, and finish decision before any manufacturing or site work begins.

We typically use BWP/marine-grade plywood or high-density HDHMR for carcasses depending on moisture exposure, with laminate, acrylic, or PU-finish shutters based on your budget and style preference.

Yes. Plotted floors often have staircases, beams, or angled walls that a standard modular layout doesn't account for. Because we manufacture in-house, we measure the actual room and build wardrobes and storage around what's really there.

We handle both. Our in-house workshop manufactures the kitchen, wardrobes, and custom furniture, and our site team manages installation — so you're not coordinating a separate design consultant and a separate contractor.

Yes, and this is by design — a fixed-shell apartment and a plotted floor have completely different starting points, so an accurate quote can only come after we've actually seen the space.

Yes, though for shorter tenancies we'd recommend lighter, movable interventions — furniture, curtains, lighting, and freestanding storage — rather than heavy civil or false ceiling work that isn't practical to take with you.

Layout planning, cabinetry and shutters, countertop and backsplash, storage systems like pull-out baskets and corner units, and all fittings and hardware — plus electrical and plumbing coordination so the kitchen works from day one.

Yes, plenty of our projects are single-room jobs. You don't need to commit to a full home interior in Sector 70 to work with us — we scope and quote based on exactly what you want done.

Yes, as part of a full turnkey package our team can source and style loose furniture, or you're welcome to bring your own pieces — we'll tell you clearly what's included in your quote either way.

Payments are typically staged against project milestones — design approval, material procurement, and execution phases — laid out in the itemised quote before work begins, so there's no ambiguity about what's due when.

Minor changes are usually possible depending on how far along manufacturing is — swapping a finish before cutting starts is easy, but changing a wardrobe's internal layout after it's built is not. We'd rather you finalise decisions at the 3D render stage.

Yes, it's planned alongside the rest of the room — layering mood, task, and ambient lighting rather than relying on a single flush fixture in the centre of the ceiling.

You call us, and someone from the same team that built your furniture comes to look at it — usually within a couple of days for minor issues like a loose hinge or a squeaking drawer.

The same project manager you speak to during your first consultation stays with you through design, execution, and final handover — you're not repeating your brief to a new face partway through.

Bedroom design is planned around rest — wardrobe integration, headboards, and softer lighting. Kids' room design is planned to grow with the child, using durable materials and flexible storage that adapts as their needs change over the years.

Yes, home office corners are a common addition — we plan storage, lighting, and desk placement around your existing layout rather than treating it as an afterthought squeezed into leftover space.

Yes — layout, fittings, and waterproofing planned properly from the start, rather than patched together after tiling is already done.

This is common in Sector 70A-style colonies. We do a full manual site assessment — measuring walls, checking structural elements, and noting any damp or drainage issues — before proposing any design.

The main difference is manufacturing: most interior design companies in Sector 70 subcontract carpentry, while we build in-house. That means fewer delays from vendor scheduling and a single point of accountability if something needs fixing.

Yes — our portfolio gallery has real photos organised by project and by room type. We can also walk you through our workshop during your consultation so you can see how the furniture is actually built.