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  Dream Indian Kitchen | Livin Interiors A well-planned kitchen balances style with smart ergonomics. In Indian homes, kitchens must handle heavy-duty cooking and storage needs while fitting varied space sizes. This guide covers everything from materials and fixtures to layouts, walk-in or compact pantries, sink choices, add-on features, and maintenance. We’ll share recommended materials (with cost ranges in INR), spacing standards for appliances and cabinets, pantry solutions, layout ideas (L-shape, U-shape, island, galley), plus handy do’s and don’ts and cleaning tips. Materials for Kitchen Construction Choose durable, stain-resistant materials suited to Indian cooking conditions. For cabinetry , popular choices include engineered woods and laminates. Basic carcasses are often built from plywood, MDF or particleboard (cheaper), finished with laminates or acrylic. High-gloss acrylic cabinets (moisture-resistant) run about ₹500–4,000 per sq.ft, while melamine-laminate cabinets (...

  Living Room Design | Livin Interiors Layout and Space Planning Small living rooms: In compact spaces, every inch counts. Opt for an open layout and light colors, white or beige walls let sunlight bounce around. Choose slim, leggy furniture and low-profile sofas to make the room feel taller. For example, floating a narrow console under the TV or using wall-mounted shelves keeps the floor clear. Use built-in storage (cabinets or niches) and multi-functional pieces (ottomans, nesting tables, sofa-beds) to reduce clutter. Keep natural light flowing with sheer curtains and mirrors to visually expand the space.  Medium living rooms: With a bit more space, balance is key. First, identify the room’s shape: for rectangular rooms, a linear layout works best. Place the largest sofa facing the focal wall (TV or fireplace) with side chairs flanking it. In square rooms, try a circular or symmetrical arrangement- float the furniture away from the walls to create an intimate conversat...

Interior Handover | Livin Interiors Interior handover marks the final stage of a residential interior project, where the newly designed or renovated home is officially turned over to the client. This phase involves more than just handing over keys; it encompasses providing all necessary documentation and guidance to ensure the homeowner can comfortably and confidently settle into their new space. Key Elements of a Successful Handover A comprehensive handover should cover the following aspects: Documentation : Provide final as-built drawings, floor plans, electrical and plumbing schematics, and a schedule of fixtures and finishes. These documents offer a clear record of what was built and the materials used. Keys and Access : Hand over all physical keys, garage remotes, gate openers, and security codes. Ensure each item is accounted for and functioning properly. Product and Material Information : Compile a detailed list of all products used, including furniture, lighting fixture...

Choose the Right Wardrobe Layout | Livin Interiors A wardrobe is more than just a cupboard for your clothes; it’s a key element that keeps your bedroom organized and clutter-free. Choosing the right wardrobe layout can make your daily routine smoother, maximize your storage space, and even add style to your room. But how do you decide on the perfect wardrobe setup for your needs? The answer lies in understanding a few essential factors: who will use the wardrobe and what for, what door style works best- hinged or sliding and which type of wardrobe build suits your space (freestanding, built-in, or walk-in). In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through each of these points step by step. By the end, you’ll have a clear idea of how to pick a wardrobe layout that fits you and your home perfectly. Identify Your Needs  Before diving into wardrobe designs, start by considering your personal needs and lifestyle . The ideal interior layout of a wardrobe can differ greatly from one ...