Excellent that you’re asking this 👍 — because design revisions are where most conflicts happen between clients and designers in Delhi NCR. Without a clear agreement, you may get frustrated (if revisions are limited) or the designer may feel overworked (if you keep changing things endlessly).
✅ Typical Industry Practice for Revisions
🔹 Basic / Mid-range Designers
- Usually 2 rounds of revisions included in the design fee.
- After that, extra charges apply (₹1,000–₹5,000 per revision or per room).
🔹 Premium / Luxury Designers
- Often 3–4 rounds of revisions included.
- More flexibility since clients at this level expect personalization.
- Major layout changes after 3D approval may be billed separately.
🔹 What Counts as a Revision?
- Minor changes: Color, finish, handle style → usually unlimited till BOQ is finalized.
- Major changes: Layout changes (moving wardrobes, redoing kitchens, shifting walls) → counted as a revision.
- 3D render updates: Most firms limit free revisions because rendering is costly.
💡 What You Should Ask Your Designer
- How many revisions are included in your design fee?
- Does that cover layouts, 3D renders, and material palettes?
- Do you charge extra for major layout changes after approval?
- How much is the cost per extra revision?
- Do you provide a final “sign-off” stage after revisions?
⚠️ Red Flags
- Designer avoids specifying revision count 🚩 → you’ll end up paying extra.
- Only 1 revision included → not practical for most homes.
- No written policy → disputes at handover.
✅ Pro Tip
- Ask for minimum 3 revisions to be safe.
- Clarify difference between minor tweaks (free) vs major changes (count as revision).
- Always sign a Design Sign-Off Agreement before execution → prevents disputes later.
👉 Do you want me to draft a Sample “Design Revision Policy” (contract-ready) that you can insert into your agreement so both you and your designer are protected?
