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Not all houses have a compound. Then, there are houses which require a compound wall on just two or three sides. By removing the compound wall from the package, we ensure that only the clients who opt for a compound wall, pay for it.

Our packages are developed in a modular manner. Hence, any change in specification is as simple as add something to your shopping cart and remove something from the shopping cart. Our technical consultants can give a demo on this.

Yes. Interior Home Expert collects a booking amount of about 2% of the total home construction cost. Alongside this, we conduct digital surveys, perform soil tests, and create a floor plan.

• The first step to buying a modular kitchen is to have a complete understanding of the available space.
• Remember the kitchen triangle concept to consider movement between the stove, sink and refrigerator for a smooth flow.
• It is important to plan your electrical fixtures smartly, depending on the appliances you will need.
• Lastly, make the best use of available space with organisers for your household items.

The best modular kitchen designs are L-shaped and parallel kitchens.
 

1. L-shaped kitchens are one of the best-selling kitchen layouts. This design offers an easy and efficient workspace. It allows appliances and cabinets to be installed along right-angled walls with an open area in the centre. This makes it a great choice for small kitchens or open-plan spaces where you wish to add an island.
2. Parallel (Galley) layout works well in small spaces as they only require one to two metres between each side and provide ample storage. It is also easy to create a working triangle in this layout, where your sink, refrigeration and oven are within easy reach, making a busy kitchen easier to navigate.

The units of a modular kitchen are:

1. Kitchen base units - below the counter
2. Kitchen wall units - overhead storage
3. Tall units - groceries, syrups etc
4. Kitchen sink units - detergent holder, dustbins
5. Tall units - built-in appliances
6. Hob units

The types of wardrobe are hinged, sliding and armadio wardrobes.

1. Hinged wardrobe - These are widely used, cost-effective and fit corners well.
2. Sliding wardrobe - modern, space-saving as the doors don't wing out
3. Floor to ceiling sliding wardrobe (armadio) - This is a premium finish if you do not like separate loft shutters

Some of the best colours for a living room include:
 

1. Nature green
2. Orange in shades of cinnamon, terracotta or rust
3. Deep reds such as bordeaux, merlot and burgundy
4. Violet and plum
5. Ink blue with subtle green undertones.
6. Grey & Beige

The average size of a bedroom ranges from 10x10 to 12x16 sq.ft.