Here are sample budget-friendly interior design packages you can use or negotiate. Tailor based on your city, area, and scope.
Sample Package Tiers & What They Include
| Package | Scope / Deliverables | Price Estimate* |
|---|---|---|
| Basic / Conceptual | Layout plan, mood board, 2D elevations, furniture & material list (you execute) | ₹ 5,000 – ₹ 20,000 / room |
| Standard / Semi-Execution | Basic + vendor sourcing, supervision of some works, coordination | ₹ 15,000 – ₹ 60,000 / room or equivalent proportion |
| Full Turnkey (Budget Grade) | Design + procurement + installation + finishing (economy materials) | ~ ₹ 250 – ₹ 500 / sq ft for whole apartment |
* Estimates are indicative for Indian cities under budget / economy finish settings.
Real-world Examples & Benchmarks
- Some designers / decorators charge ₹ 50 to ₹ 500 / sq ft for home interiors. (Beautiful Homes)
- Designers charge between ₹ 40 to ₹ 1,000 / sq ft, or a percentage of project cost (5–20 %) depending on scope and reputation. (Amodini Systems)
- For full home interiors, packages offered by firms (like D’Life) for a 2BHK “essential woodwork” begin around ₹ 6.37 lakhs (reduced offer) and go up. (D’LIFE)
- In Delhi, a “classic” 3BHK package is quoted ~ ₹ 3,63,044 by Pancham Interiors. (panchaminteriors.com)
How to Use / Adapt These Packages
- Define your scope clearly: mark which rooms, what elements (flooring, lighting, furniture, carpentry) are mandatory.
- Choose a package level: Basic, Standard, or Turnkey based on your budget and how much effort you want to take.
- Ask for itemized quotes: interior + material + labour + supervision should be broken down.
- Negotiate modular removal: you may exclude high-cost items in the package to reduce cost.
- Start with fewer rooms: roll out interiors room by room if full package is too steep initially.
If you tell me your city, size (sq ft or rooms), and what elements you want included, I can generate 2–3 realistic package proposals (with cost) for your project. Do you want me to prepare that?
