Livin Interiors Named Visionary & Trusted Interior Design Firm of the Year – 2025 (Karnataka)


Published by the Editorial Desk | March 2025

We’re proud to share a milestone moment in the journey of Livin Interiors, we have been awarded the title of “Visionary and Trusted Interior Design Firm of the Year – 2025” (Karnataka) at the prestigious Architecture & Interior Design Awards 2025, held at the Taj West End, Bangalore.

This recognition not only celebrates our work but reinforces what we’ve always believed in design that is thoughtful, trustworthy, and rooted in real-life living.

The Event: A Gathering of Icons in Design

The awards brought together some of the most respected voices in architecture and interior design. Gracing the occasion were:

Shri Krishnarao Jaisim, Founder of Jaisim Fountainhead

Dr. Gopalan Nair Shankar, People's Architect & Padmashree Awardee

Dr. Oscar G. Concessao and Dr. Ponni M. Concessao, Principal Architects, Ponni & Oscar + Rahul Architects, Chennai

Prof. Dr. Vibhuti Sachdev, Dean & Director, Architecture and Design, Gitam University

Mr. Mohd. Amin Nayyar, ANA Design Studio Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi

Prof. Dr. Ajai Chandan C K, Christ University

Shailaja Awasthi, Sublime Spaces and Places

Prof. Mahesh Bangar, Dr. Bhanuben Nanavati College of Architecture

To be recognized among such distinguished professionals was a moment of honor and inspiration for the entire Livin team.

Since our inception, Livin Interiors has worked with one belief: great design should be accessible, personal, and reliable.

This award reflects the trust of 2500+ happy clients, the strength of our in-house team, and the transparency we bring to every project.

To our clients, thank you for trusting us with your homes.
To our team, your creativity, commitment, and collaboration are the foundation of this achievement.
To the organizers and jury, thank you for recognising our vision.

We’ll continue to innovate, learn, and build spaces that make life better.

Source: Livin Interiors , Beginup


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