Turnkey interiors in 45 days: a day-by-day timeline

Most interior projects in India run for three to six months. The single biggest reason ours don't is that manufacturing happens in our own factory in IDA Jeedimetla, not on your site. While your home is being prepped, your kitchen and wardrobes are already being built in parallel. That overlap is where the weeks come from.

Here's how the 45 days break down.

Days 0–5 · Consult, design & VR walkthrough

You meet a designer, share your space and your brief, and get a free estimate. We build your home in 3D and walk you through it in VR — so you experience the layout, materials and light before a single nail goes in. You reserve your slot with a 10% booking.

Days 5–10 · Lock the design & the transparent quote

This is the most important step for the timeline. Every material, finish and dimension is finalised, and you approve one itemised bill that separates materials from job work + supervision. Once it's locked, the clock starts and production begins — and locking it properly is what prevents the delays that derail most projects.

Days 10–35 · Factory build (in parallel with site prep)

Your modular kitchen, wardrobes and storage are precision-manufactured in our factory while site work — electrical, plumbing, false-ceiling framing and painting prep — runs in parallel at your home. Because the two happen at once rather than back-to-back, this is where an own-factory model pulls weeks ahead of an on-site carpentry model.

Throughout, your AI project manager sends daily photo updates, tracks each milestone and handles payment reminders, so you always know the status without chasing anyone.

Days 35–43 · Installation on site

Finished components arrive flat-packed and are installed quickly and cleanly. Painting is completed, lighting and fixtures go in, and loose furniture and decor are placed. Because the heavy fabrication already happened off-site, your home isn't a dusty workshop for weeks.

Days 43–45 · 51-point QC & handover

Every element passes our 51-point quality check — alignment, soft-close action, finish, electrical safety, plumbing, and more. Snags are closed, the home is cleaned, and we hand over the keys with your warranty documentation. You move in.

What you can do to protect your own timeline

• Decide materials early. The fastest projects are the ones where shutters, hardware and finishes are chosen before production starts.
• Avoid mid-project changes. A layout change on day 25 means re-manufacturing — the most common self-inflicted delay.
• Keep site access clear. Society permissions and clear access on installation days keep the back end on schedule.