2 BHK (800–1,000 sq ft): A modest but stylish setup is possible. You can cover:
- Modular kitchen (basic to mid-quality laminates)
- Wardrobes for bedrooms
- False ceiling in living/dining
- TV unit & storage
- Basic lighting & painting
3 BHK (1,200–1,400 sq ft): Very minimal interiors—prioritize essentials like kitchen and wardrobes. Luxury or heavy customization will not fit.
4 BHK (1,600+ sq ft): ₹10 lakh would only cover bare minimum essentials (kitchen + wardrobes) and won’t stretch to complete luxury or even mid-range furnishing.

⚠️ When ₹10 Lakh May Not Be Enough

If you want premium finishes (veneer, PU, Italian marble, imported fittings, branded furniture).
If your home is large (4 BHK or 2000+ sq ft) and you want all rooms fully designed.
If you expect custom furniture, false ceilings in all rooms, luxury lighting, and décor styling.

💡 Cost Benchmarks (Delhi NCR)

Basic Interiors → ₹800–1,000/sq ft → ₹10–15 lakh for 2 BHK; ~₹18–25 lakh for 3–4 BHK
Mid-Range → ₹1,200–1,500/sq ft → ₹18–30 lakh for 3–4 BHK
Luxury → ₹1,800+/sq ft → ₹35–50 lakh+ for 4 BHK

🎯 Quick Example: What ₹10 Lakh Might Get You in Delhi

Modular kitchen (₹2–3 lakh)
2–3 wardrobes (₹3–4 lakh)
False ceiling + lights for living (₹1–1.5 lakh)
Painting (₹80k–₹1 lakh)
TV unit & storage (₹1–1.5 lakh)
➡️ Enough for essentials, but not a fully decorated house.

✅ Answer in short:

For a 2 BHK, ₹10 lakh is sufficient for a good interior.
For a 3 BHK, it will cover essentials but not luxury.
For a 4 BHK, ₹10 lakh is too tight—expect at least ₹18–25 lakh for a comfortable finish.

👉 Do you want me to create a room-by-room breakdown (kitchen, bedrooms, living, bathrooms) showing exactly what you can fit in a ₹10 lakh budget in Delhi? That way you’ll see the practical sco