Custom Carpentry and Interior Finishes
See how I turn raw materials into functional, high-quality furniture and fixtures. From solid wood doors to custom-built storage, it is all about the details that make a room work.
For this entryway in Jodhpur, I designed a custom console table and a textured stone-chip wall panel. The Adiyogi bust creates a serene and powerful focal point.
This is a piece of custom wall art I created using layers of MDF. This kind of parametric design adds a unique, sculptural element to a lobby or executive space.
A large, solid wood pivot door serves as a grand entrance. The combination of wood and glass with clean lines creates a modern yet warm welcome.
This wall features vertical wood battens, creating a fluted effect that adds texture and visual interest. The round mirror provides a soft contrast to the linear pattern.
A close-up look at the hardware and fluted glass on a custom wardrobe. The brushed brass knobs and reeded glass are details that elevate the entire piece.
This solid wood door features a modern design with horizontal panels. The quality of the wood and the finish is central to my carpentry work.
An expansive living area showcasing extensive custom woodwork. The wall and ceiling are paneled in wood, creating a cohesive and luxurious feel, with built-in shelving for display.
About this collection
Good carpentry starts with measuring the actual space, not just a plan on paper. Whether it is a floor-to-ceiling wardrobe with fluted glass or a solid wood pivot door, I focus on how the joints meet and how the hardware feels in your hand. This is the difference between furniture that just looks good and furniture that lasts.
I design and build everything from scratch. This means I control the quality of the raw materials, like solid teak for doors or high-density boards for shelving.
When we start, I create a 3D visualization of the space. This is where we decide on the functional aspects—like the depth of your wardrobe shelves or the acoustic properties of a wall panel. You do not have to guess how a finish will look; you can see it before we pick up a tool.
For custom cabinetry, I focus on:
- Durability: Using solid wood or high-quality plywood with resilient edge banding.
- Hardware: I source brass or stainless steel fittings that match the finish, ensuring drawers and doors operate smoothly.
- Finishes: Whether you want a natural wood grain, fluted textures, or smooth PU paint, I make sure the finish matches your interior theme.
My team manages the on-site installation, which is where the real work happens. We handle the site preparation, the fitment, and the final checks to make sure everything lines up perfectly.
Nikhil Interiors
I am Nikhil. I have been sketching and building rooms since I was 14, and I still treat every cabinet or panel as my own. My process is simple—if it does not work well, I do not build it.
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