Design Tools

Design Assistant

Answer a few questions to get a starting design brief — concept, materials, layout ideas and lighting guidance, generated from a curated recommendation engine built on real design practice. It's a starting point our design team builds on, not a finished design.

Fill in the form to generate a starting design brief for your room.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose the room you are designing — living room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, dining room or home office.
  2. Pick the style closest to what you like, from modern minimal and warm contemporary to classic elegant, industrial or Scandinavian.
  3. Set a budget level — efficient, balanced or premium — so material suggestions match what you plan to spend.
  4. Review the brief: concept, materials, layout ideas and lighting. Save it or bring it to a consultation as a starting point for your designer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the design assistant create a final interior design?

No. It produces a starting brief — a direction for concept, materials, layout and lighting. A finished design needs actual room measurements, site photos and your household's routines, which our design team works through with you.

Which interior style suits Indian homes best?

Warm contemporary and modern minimal both adapt well to Indian homes because they handle storage, heat and daily wear without looking cluttered. Try a few styles for the same room and compare the material and lighting suggestions side by side.

What does the budget level change?

It changes the materials and finishes the brief recommends. An efficient brief favours durable, value-focused materials; a premium brief suggests higher-end finishes and more layered lighting.