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Interior

Design

Service.

Ishwar Gehi Architects creates interiors for homes, workplaces and hospitality spaces across India. We bring together spatial planning, materials, furniture and lighting to shape spaces around the people who use them.

Our interior design approach considers daily routines, circulation, storage and the character of each space. Explore our projects or contact IGA to discuss your brief.

AS AN AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE, OUR TEAM OF EXPERTS UNDERSTANDS THAT A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IS RELIANT UPON A PROACTIVE AND FLEXIBLE DESIGN TEAM.

AS AN AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE, OUR TEAM OF EXPERTS UNDERSTANDS THAT A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IS RELIANT UPON A PROACTIVE AND FLEXIBLE DESIGN TEAM.

AS AN AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE, OUR TEAM OF EXPERTS UNDERSTANDS THAT A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IS RELIANT UPON A PROACTIVE AND FLEXIBLE DESIGN TEAM.

AS AN AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE, OUR TEAM OF EXPERTS UNDERSTANDS THAT A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT IS RELIANT UPON A PROACTIVE AND FLEXIBLE DESIGN TEAM.

Our Approach to Interior Design

Interior design starts with understanding how a space will be used. We consider movement, furniture, storage and natural light together, building a layout around your routines and priorities.

Materials, colours and lighting give the interior its character. We consider these choices alongside comfort, durability and the relationship between individual rooms and the wider building.

Interior Design Considerations

01

Space Planning

A clear layout connects activities, movement and furniture, helping each room work comfortably for the people who use it.
Discuss your layout
02

Materials and Finishes

Textures, colours and finishes establish the mood of an interior while responding to use, durability and upkeep.
Discuss materials
03

Lighting and Atmosphere

Natural and artificial light shape comfort, focus and atmosphere. Their balance responds to the activities and character of each room.
Discuss your space
04

Furniture and Storage

Furniture scale and storage needs influence a room from the start, balancing useful capacity with comfortable movement and visual clarity.
Discuss your needs
05

Character and Detail

Details bring the interior together, connecting finishes, proportions and personal preferences into a consistent design language.
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06

Your Interior Brief

Your location, room requirements, priorities and budget guide the conversation, helping define a design scope that fits your project.
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Planning your interior

Interiors Shaped Around You.

A considered interior brings practical needs and personal preferences together. Share how you use your space, what you want to retain and what needs to change so the brief reflects your everyday life.

Choosing interior materials
Consider how each surface will be used, cleaned and maintained, alongside its colour and texture. The material palette should support both the design and everyday life.
Planning storage early
Identify what needs to be stored and how often it is used. Planning this early helps integrate storage with furniture, circulation and the proportions of the room.
Retaining what matters
Existing furniture, artwork and meaningful objects can inform the interior. Share what you would like to retain so these pieces can be considered within the new design.
Balancing light and privacy
Daylight, views and privacy influence room planning and window treatments. Discuss how these priorities change across the spaces you use.
Designing for daily routines
Describe how you cook, work, relax and gather. These routines help guide room relationships, furniture placement and practical details.
Setting budget priorities
Identify your priorities and preferred investment range early. This helps focus the brief and the conversation about materials, furniture and the scope of design work.

Featured Projects.

Explore the IGA portfolio for architecture and interior design across different project types. Discover how planning, materials and light contribute to the character of each space.

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