Yes π, many interior designers do offer per-room pricing, especially for modular interiors like kitchens and bedrooms. But not all β some prefer per sq ft or lump-sum project costs. Hereβs the breakdown:
β Common Ways Interior Designers Charge
βοΈ Per Room Packages
- Very popular for kitchens, bedrooms, and living rooms.
- Example (Delhi NCR mid-range):
- Modular Kitchen β βΉ2.5β6 Lakh
- Master Bedroom β βΉ2β5 Lakh (wardrobe, bed, false ceiling, storage)
- Other Bedrooms β βΉ1.5β4 Lakh each
- Living Room β βΉ3β6 Lakh (sofa, TV unit, ceiling, dΓ©cor)
- Dining Room β βΉ1β3 Lakh (dining table, crockery unit)
- Bathrooms β βΉ50Kβ1.5 Lakh each
βοΈ Per Square Foot Pricing
- Most common for full-house projects.
- βΉ800β2,000/sq ft (basic to luxury).
- Example: A 1,500 sq ft 3 BHK = βΉ12β25 Lakh.
βοΈ Lump Sum Project Cost
- One flat quote for the entire house.
- Preferred for turnkey (end-to-end) projects.
βοΈ Design Fee + Execution
- Some designers charge a fixed design fee (βΉ50ββΉ500 per sq ft), then execution is separate.
β‘ When Per-Room Pricing is Useful
- β If you only want specific rooms done (e.g., just the kitchen + wardrobes).
- β If youβre budget-conscious and want to finish step by step.
- β If you want clear cost segregation for each space.
π Answer in short:
Yes, interior designers do charge per room, especially for kitchens, bedrooms, and living spaces. But for complete homes, they usually switch to per sq ft or project-based pricing since itβs more efficient.
Would you like me to prepare a sign-based room-by-room cost planner for a 3 BHK in Delhi so you can instantly see the budget breakup?