gaurav chawla
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ArchitectureInterior designLandscape design+2— Online interior designer
An interior designer for your home, over the internet
Tell us how your family lives and what you want to change. Active interior designers send quotations with layout, materials and lighting. You compare and hire online.
— In numbers
Online interior design in India today
The platform's numbers across India, refreshed each time the site is published.
- 145
active interior designers
Profiles with a portfolio and client reviews, ready for your brief.
- 45
interior projects posted
Briefs from clients who looked for a designer on the platform.
- 35
cities covered
Where those projects came from. Interior design travels well by photos, plans and video calls.
— Who takes it up
Interior designers working through the platform
Some of the top rated profiles. Each one carries a portfolio, client reviews and earlier proposals.
- redarc architects
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ArchitectureInterior designLandscape design+2 - mode architects
I am a practising architect with enough experience in various fields like institutional, hospitality, residential and interiors. My working…
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— How it works
Your interior project in four steps
From the first brief to the final payment, on one platform.
- 01
Show how you live
Photos, measurements, the plan if you have it, and what troubles you in the space today.
- 02
Receive quotations from designers
Interior designers by style and city reply with a layout, materials and a timeline.
- 03
Compare and choose
Portfolio and reviews of each designer. Chat about carpentry, false ceiling, lighting and finishes.
- 04
Approve stage by stage
Layout, 3D views, detailing. You approve each deliverable and pay as the project moves.
— What goes into the project
What an interior project usually includes
Each service has its own page, with what it delivers and the stage it belongs to.
Layout plans
3d rendering
Design consultation
— Blog & community
Ideas, news and real experiences
Articles from the blog, behind the scenes and what clients and professionals say about Archsplace.
15 September 2026
7 room mistakes that make a stylish home feel off
A practical mistakes-to-avoid guide for planning a room in a contemporary Indian home, with simple fixes that improve comfort, flow and finish.
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Lumeah’s thoughtful modernist revival, WA SSL House’s cliffside calm, and a look at how security defines home. Discover more architecture inspiration, projects, and community on Archsplace.
11 September 2026
Why Aligarh Is an Emerging City for Thoughtful Design and Construction
A practical, design-focused guide to Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh—covering its population, architectural identity, construction costs, and why it is a promising city for new homes and projects.
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Mexico turns leftover land into civic parks, IGArchitects rethinks a crab-claw site with layered walls, and PIN’N PAN blends living, farming, and sustainability. Discover more inspiration, projects, and archi
10 September 2026
Three Australian Projects Redefining Domestic Architecture, Resilience and Security
From warm, context-aware housing to robust suburban living and design shaped by protection, these three projects show how architecture can respond to contemporary life with clarity and purpose. Together, they offer architects fresh lessons in comfort, adaptability and the quiet integration of safety.
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Modern paths inspire new architecture, from Le Corbusier’s legacy to Arlo House and Jeoji Oreum House—where space, material, and landscape meet. Discover more inspiration, projects, and community on Archsplace.
8 September 2026
open office trends to watch: smarter, calmer workspaces for 2026
A practical look at the latest open office trends in materials, colour, layout and tech, plus easy ways to update a workspace without a full renovation.
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From a sea-facing home in Badalona to a courtyard-centered extension in Melbourne and a sheltered canopy in Shenzhen, these projects show how light, flow, and outdoor space shape modern living. Discover more on
4 September 2026
Ambala: A Strategic North Indian City with Strong Potential for Home and Design Projects
Discover Ambala’s architectural character, estimated population, construction-cost ranges, and why the city is a practical, well-connected place for new homes, renovations, and design-led projects.
3 September 2026
From Civic Landscapes to Quiet Domestic Experiments: Three Architecture Stories Reshaping Everyday Space
From Mexican public parks that transform leftover land into meaningful civic ground to two inventive houses that rethink privacy, materiality and spatial order, these projects show how architecture can elevate ordinary sites. Together, they offer timely ideas for architects working between landscape, dwelling and community.
— FAQ
Questions about hiring an interior designer online
The questions people ask before hiring a designer for the first time.
Can the designer work without visiting my home?
Yes. Photos, measurements and a video of the space are enough for most projects. When a visit helps, you fix it directly with the designer.
What do I receive at the end?
It depends on the quotation you accept: layout, 3D views, a list of materials and furniture, false ceiling and lighting drawings. Each quotation lists the deliverables before you decide.
How much does an interior project cost?
Posting the project is free. Each professional sends their own quotation, with the fee and the timeline. You pay stage by stage, as you approve each deliverable.
Can I hire for one room only?
Yes. Describe the room in the brief and designers reply with quotations for that space.
What is the difference between an interior designer and a decorator?
The designer plans the space: layout, finishes, lighting, modular furniture and carpentry. The decorator works with what already exists: furniture, colours, decor. The platform has both.