Interior costs scale with home size, but not always in a simple straight line — layout, number of wet areas, and carpentry volume all play a part. Here's how to think about it across home types.
1BHK
The smallest scope, but often the highest cost-per-square-foot since a kitchen, at least one full wardrobe, and common areas are all still required regardless of size. Efficient, compact modular design matters most here.
2BHK
The most common project we handle — kitchen, two bedrooms' worth of wardrobes, living/dining, and usually a false ceiling in the main living area. Costs scale mainly with carpentry area and finish tier chosen.
3BHK
Adds a bedroom's worth of wardrobes and often a larger living/dining footprint, plus more scope for extras like a dedicated study or pooja unit.
Villas / independent houses
The widest range, since scope varies hugely — multiple floors, larger kitchens, more bedrooms, and often additional spaces like a home theatre, extra storage rooms, or outdoor-facing interiors. Villas usually benefit most from a phased execution plan.
What stays constant across all sizes
Regardless of home size, the biggest cost levers are always the same: carpentry area (wardrobes, kitchen, units), finish tier (laminate vs veneer vs acrylic), and how much of the home gets a false ceiling.
The only reliable way to know your number is a proper measurement and material discussion for your specific home — our free consultation and transparent, itemised quotation are built exactly for that.