Now check out pre-designed interiors

Online home interiors venture Make ‘n’ Live unveiled the unique concept of ‘Pre-Designed Affordable Interiors for Homes’ earlier this week in Delhi.

Targeting urban Indian homes, the company offers residential apartment owners the convenience to do their interiors at the click of a button. Working as a one-stop solution, the company aims to provide its customers with detailed designs, competitive prices and turnkey execution and gives various pre-priced options suited to their taste, requirements and budget.

Talking on the launch, the CEO, Achal Agarwal, said, “Designed for the urban Indian market, the idea is to provide our customers pre-designed, pre-priced packages comprising items that are essentially required after they have taken possession of their apartment from the developer. Typical nuclear families where both partners are working are always constrained on both time and money and while they want to do beautiful interiors they do not know where to start and who to trust. Our aim is to help people live in beautiful homes - spaces that reflect their personality   spaces that are functional yet fun to live in.” 

Understanding the modern consumer’s need to have a home that reflects his lifestyle, the company has launched various packages to suit various budgets and requirements. The “Economy” package for a 2BHK unit that includes a modular kitchen, wardrobes, electrical fittings, mirrors, curtain rods and bath accessories starts at Rs 1,89,000.

Customers browse and choose from the many designs available on the website and the company also takes complete responsibility to manage the entire project right from budgeting, planning, execution and up to the final handover. 

The company has successfully completed a number of projects for apartments in various residential societies such as M2K Victoria Gardens in Delhi, DLF New Town Heights, Unitech Uniworld Gardens II, Mahindra Aura and Ireo Uptown in Gurgaon and Eldeco Green Meadows, Mahagun Moderne and 3Cs Lotus Panache at Noida. —TNS