Interior Design
Available across Tamil Nadu
We design interiors that match your lifestyle and space, using local materials and upcycled elements for practical, sustainable solutions.
Pricing Guide
Turnkey Sustainable Apartment Interiors
Core Finishes & Civil Work
- Flooring: Cast-in-situ Oxide flooring (Red, Yellow, or Grey) or Kota/Jaisalmer stone. Includes multi-stage polishing with linseed oil.
- Civil Changes: Minor alterations like internal windows or widening doorways to increase natural light.
- Walls: Low-VOC emulsion paints with options for exposed brick cladding or lime plaster accents.
Kitchen & Utility
- Structure: BWP Plywood carcasses with matte finish PU or natural veneer shutters.
- Countertops: Local granite or polished Kota stone.
- Backsplash: Patterned ceramic tiles or oxide finish up to 2 feet.
Carpentry & Storage
- Wardrobes: Custom plywood units featuring Teak wood framing with hand-woven cane or rattan webbing.
- Built-ins: Masonry or wooden bay window seating with under-seat storage.
- Upcycling: Refurbishment of existing wood or doors into functional furniture pieces.
Decor & Lighting
- Lighting: Installation of warm LED lighting and sustainable fixture points for bamboo or fiber lamps.
- Hardware: Brass or matte black finish handles and knobs.
Bespoke Villa Architecture & Interiors
Structural & Roofing
- Roofing: Construction of filler slabs, Jack-arch roofs, or brick vaults to add volume and reduce heat.
- Wall Systems: Exposed Compressed Stabilized Earth Blocks (CSEB), Rammed Earth, or Wire-cut Bricks without plaster.
- Levels: Creation of internal steel or timber mezzanines and skylights for courtyards.
Flooring & Heritage Restoration
- Premium Flooring: Handmade Athangudi tiles, large-slab Sadarahalli stone, or Encaustic tiles.
- Antiques: Sourcing and restoration of Chettinad pillars and antique doors used as structural elements.
Custom Woodwork
- Furniture: Bespoke pieces using traditional cane or Lantana.
- Joinery: Staircases and heavy furniture constructed from reclaimed seasoned Teak or Rosewood.
Bathrooms & Sustainability
- Wet Areas: Skylights in shower areas, oxide finished walls, and custom masonry washbasin counters.
- Cooling: Fenestration design optimized for cross-ventilation to reduce AC usage.
About Interior Design
How I Approach Design
I see design as a conversation, not a one-way street. My work sits in that space where your life meets the walls around you. I don’t push a fixed style - instead, I try to make each space feel like it’s always belonged there, blending with the building and the landscape.
Collaboration, Not Dictation
Every project is a team effort. I want your home or workspace to actually feel like you. If you’re into books, pets, plants, or all of it, I’ll find ways to bring that out. My process is pretty chill - we talk, we figure out what matters, and I guide you through the choices without making it complicated.
Nature, Craft, and Doing More With Less
I’m big on sustainable interior design solutions. I use natural, local materials whenever I can, and I love upcycling - like turning old teak doors into new shelves or furniture. I’m always looking for ways to bring in more light and air, sometimes by opening up layouts or adding bigger windows.
What I Design
- Homes with an Indian and tropical vibe - think wood, warm colors, greenery, and sometimes a jagli katte (that’s a semi-open spot for hanging out).
- Workspaces that actually work for you, whether it’s an office, clinic, or school.
- Retail spaces that tell a brand’s story, from the entrance to the tiniest detail.
My Material Palette
I keep it honest and simple: polished cement, oxide floors, local stones, earth plasters, exposed brick, and a lot of upcycled wood and cane. Sometimes I even use Lantana weed for furniture - it’s invasive, but it makes for cool pieces.
Meet your Expert
Betweenlines
69 connects in last 3 months
My Story
We’re Betweenlines because for us, the magic’s always in the gaps - between city and wild, research and making, ideas and real life. We’ve built shelters you can wear, turned annoying lantana weeds into furniture, and learned a lot from both wins and flops. Our team’s a mix of folks who love to experiment. For us, the best bit is seeing a space grow its own story with the people who use it.
My Work
What We Do - Urban design, architecture, interiors, research - from big buildings to tiny details like upcycled interior finishes.
Eco-Sensitive Architecture - We use sustainable materials, recharge water, and design with nature in mind. Think interlocking bricks, reclaimed wood.
Community Empowerment Through Design - We love projects that help people - wellness spaces, heritage revamps, solutions for street vendors.
Material Honesty - Raw, handmade, sometimes wild - like lantana weed furniture or red oxide floors. We reuse and upcycle wherever possible.
Concept-Driven Facade Design - Every project starts with a story - a weave, a carpet, something that makes the space speak.
