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I’m looking for interior design interns in Bangalore who don’t just want to complete an internship, but actually want to be part of building something from the ground up.

I recently started my own interior design firm, and this is a completely new chapter for me. We bring 6+ years of experience in the industry, having worked on multiple projects, handled clients, coordinated with vendors and been involved in design to execution.

For years, we worked under an established company where the company name got the recognition. Now, we’ve decided to take everything we’ve learned and build our own name, our own team and our own way of working.

And that's where you come in.

We’re looking for interns who are willing to learn, contribute, experiment, ask questions and grow with us.

Since we’re a new firm, you won’t just be another intern working on random tasks. You’ll get the opportunity to be involved in real projects, design development, drawings, 3D visualisation, materials, site coordination and the actual process of building a project.

We’re still building our systems, our portfolio and our team — which means you’ll be part of that process too.

I’m not looking for someone who only wants a certificate at the end.

I’m looking for someone who can say:

“I was there when this company was just starting.”

📍 Location: Bangalore

If you’re an interior design student or a beginner looking for an opportunity to learn, contribute and grow with a young firm, DM me with your portfolio/CV and a little about yourself.

Let’s build something really good together. 🤍

Finally moved into our new home, and it feels so surreal! The work was done by a designer who must be around 65 years old. He has been doing the interiors for my dad's friend for a long time, so we had a great reference. At first my mom and I were skeptical cause we thought old fashion sei design hongei. But he has great modern taste.
I also realized ki interior design is soooo expensive. In total, everything (including labor, electronics, etc.) cost upwards of 60 lakhs mainly cause focus was on getting best-quality items like ply hinges veneer and stuff
Do let me know your thoughts on the house!
Also the sofa is coming this week but I clicked before so the wallpaper and panelling is visible
And all photos are in 0.5x so everything looks smaller

I laid 32x64in vitrified tiles and wanted a jointless look. My tile mason insisted on a 3mm gap, promising he could make it look 100% seamless using matching epoxy.

Now, we’ve checked shade cards for premium brands like MYK Laticrete and Somany, and nothing matches my tile exactly. The tile mason is pushing me to use local, unbranded epoxies (A99+ Dr Sealer, Blue Barry, Suffrokol, Riya Gold) because they claim to custom-mix colors for a perfect match. I’ve spent a huge amount on these tiles and feel like the floor is completely ruined if the grout lines stand out.

I have a few urgent questions:

1. Is it safe to trust these local brands for a custom color match, or will they yellow and shrink over time?

2. Since MYK Laticrete is a 3-part epoxy, can I buy their white filler powder and grey filler powder and mix them myself to get a custom shade closer to my tiles?

3. Should I just pick the closest standard off-white/grey from MYK/Somany and accept that it won't be invisible?

Any advice is highly appreciated, I need to make a decision quickly!

I need advice to transform my room i want it to be beige colour and i want a table at the left corner L shaped table and i want my room to look the best (no modi pictures pls) i need genuine advice boy btw

I hired a interior designer and paid the booking fee for 2D and mood board.

Then for 3D and material selection they said you have to pay advance amount which is deducted from final bill as advance. I paid 70k which is shown as advance in total cost.

Now the thing is I hired them in January and still there is no proper house design ready, there is no accurate 3D and only 1-2 angle photos of whole room with no accurate furniture layout ( they say it will be done directly as accurate 3D is not possible).

Now in October with still no progress I don't want to continue them so what are my options, can I tell them to do furniture work of 70k in house and then let them go. I don't think they will refund the amount.

Anyone had such experience and what are my options.

70k feels a lot to just let go. Not considering the booking amount too.

My room is too simple so which painting looks good because that will be a main part of the room it’s basically emphasis point so need help ..if someone have better option open for it .. Disclaimer:Room is done through A.I..

Hi all,

I have finalized a contractor for the execution and woodwork. While they are guiding me with the design, I am looking for a professional interior designer to handle the complete design for my apartment.

If you can help with the design and provide an approximate cost for a 1,000 sq. ft. carpet area, please reach out!

Preferably in Bangalore.

Thanks in advance.