Do you specialize in modern, traditional, minimal, luxury, or fusion?

That’s a spot-on question 👍 — because every designer in Delhi NCR has a signature style (even if they claim to “do everything”). Some excel at modern minimal, others at luxury glam, others at Indian traditional or fusion. Knowing their core strength helps you choose the right fit.

✅ Why This Question Matters

• A modern minimal designer may struggle with heavy traditional Indian detailing.
• A heritage/classical designer may over-decorate if you want clean lines.
• A luxury specialist may overshoot budget if you want cost-effective styling.
• A fusion expert blends global trends with Indian craftsmanship.

🔹 How Designers Usually Answer

1. Modern / Contemporary → Clean lines, open layouts, neutral palettes, sleek finishes (acrylic, PU, glass).
2. Traditional / Indian Heritage → Carved wood, jaali panels, arches, brass, earthy colors, heritage wallpapers.
3. Minimal / Scandinavian → Light woods, muted colors, functional storage, clutter-free spaces.
4. Luxury / Glam → Italian marble, veneers, brass/metallics, statement chandeliers, curated art.
5. Fusion / Eclectic → Mix of old + new (Jaipur rugs with modern sofas, Mughal arches with modern kitchens).

💡 What You Should Ask Your Designer

1. Which style(s) do you specialize in — modern, traditional, minimal, luxury, or fusion?
2. Can you show me portfolio samples in each style?
3. If I want a mix (e.g., modern + Indian accents), can you create a fusion style?
4. Do you adapt to client preference or stick to your signature look?
5. Have you done projects that reflect my preferred style?

⚠️ Red Flags

• Designer says: “We do all styles equally well” 🚩 → usually means they have no strong specialty.
• Portfolio looks identical across projects → cookie-cutter design.
• No experience in the style you want, but still promises.

✅ Pro Tip

• Always review 3–5 portfolio projects of the style you want.
• If you want fusion, pick a designer who has balanced global + Indian elements before.
• For luxury homes, ask if they’ve handled high-end finishes (PU, marble, brass, automation).

👉 Would you like me to prepare a “Style Match Questionnaire” where you answer 10 quick questions (colors, finishes, layout preferences), and I’ll suggest whether your ideal designer should be modern, traditional, minimal, luxury, or fusion focused?