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When building a home, most people follow a conventional approach: create the structure first, then worry about furnishing and decorating. But what if you flipped this process on its head? Imagine designing a home that perfectly accommodates your needs, desires, and lifestyle.

When it comes to furnishing your dream home, the choice is clear: settle for mass-produced, generic pieces or bespoke, customized furniture that reflects your unique style and soul.

The Limitations of Normal Furniture

Mass-produced furniture, readily available everywhere, may serve its purpose, but it lacks the emotional resonance and personal touch that makes a house a home. This cookie-cutter solution is devoid of character, uniqueness, and the human element.

"When planning to move into a new home or renovate your existing space, consider these essentials for a beautiful and functional home interior. This list excludes electrical and plumbing fixtures, focusing on the must-haves for each area of your home.

Balcony or Sit-out:

- Outdoor exterior quality mats

- Main door mat

- Single chairs

- Small side tables

- Indoor plants with ceramic pots

- Ceiling fan

- Attractive wall hangings

- Name board with family name

- Shoe rack (if necessary)

- Exterior blinds or monsoon blinds (if necessary)

-Mosquito shutters

Your personal branding encompasses more than just your attire, character, and body language. It also extends to your living space, as your home interior speaks volumes about your personality, taste, and values. When guests visit, they form impressions based on:

- Decor and organised furniture lay out

- Color palette and interior beauty

- Furniture and appliances

- Textiles (curtains, blinds, carpets, door mats)

- Bedding and wall decor

- Hospitality

Window curtains and blinds are a crucial element of interior design, serving as a focal point and providing a perfect backdrop for photo frames and elegance in a room. They are a prominent feature in every room with a window, occupying at least 25% of the visual space. Curtains and blinds bring nature into the room while protecting the interior from external eyes. Interestingly, despite their significant impact, they only require 2% of the total project cost.