What your interiors are made of
Plain-language guide to the materials we use, the difference between Standard and Premium, and how to care for your new home.
Compare the two finishes
Both are built to the same sizes and design. Premium upgrades what you see and touch. The exact brands and shades are listed in your proposal.
| Part | Standard | Premium (about +25% on fitted units) |
|---|---|---|
| Carcass (box) | BWP (boiling-water-proof) plywood | BWP plywood |
| Wet areas | Marine plywood for bathroom vanities, sink base and balcony | Marine plywood |
| Shutter finish | Laminate — matt, suede or gloss | Upgraded finishes such as acrylic, PU paint, veneer or fluted / profile shutters |
| Hardware | Soft-close hinges and drawer channels | Premium soft-close systems, tandem drawers and lift-ups |
| Handles & profiles | Standard handles | Designer handles, gola / handle-less profiles |
| Lighting in units | As per design | Profile and in-shelf LED lighting where specified |
| Panelling | MDF with laminate | Upgraded panel finishes and detailing |
Good to know
BWP plywood
Plywood bonded with boiling-water-proof resin. It resists moisture far better than MR-grade ply or particle board, which matters in Indian kitchens and monsoon humidity.
Marine plywood
Used where water is constant — under sinks, in bathroom vanities and on balconies.
Laminate
Hard-wearing, easy to clean and available in hundreds of colours and textures. Matt hides fingerprints; gloss reflects light.
Acrylic & PU
High-gloss or super-matt seamless finishes for a premium look. They need a little more care than laminate.
Soft-close hardware
Hinges and channels that close gently and quietly — included as standard in our kitchens and wardrobes.
Gypsum false ceiling
Smooth ceilings that hide wiring and allow cove lighting, spot lights and AC routing. Priced at ₹80 per sq ft.
How selection works
- Your designer shares shortlists of laminates, handles and finishes that suit your 3D design.
- You see physical samples before deciding.
- Choices are written into the material board and the design approval sheet you sign.
- The proposal lists them, so what is approved is what gets built.
Looking after your interiors
- Wipe laminate and acrylic with a soft damp cloth — no abrasive scrubbers.
- Dry spills near the sink and hob quickly, especially at edges.
- Do not overload drawers beyond normal kitchen use.
- Keep wardrobes ventilated in the monsoon; use moisture absorbers if needed.
- Tell us early if a hinge or channel needs adjustment — it is a quick fix.
Start with a free consultation
Tell us about your home — a designer calls back within one working day.