A Founder’s Note: Redefining Interior Design in 2026 By Rishabh Baliyan, Founder January 3, 2026
Welcome To Our New Digital Home.
When I Decided To Found This Company, The Interior Design Landscape Was Already Shifting Rapidly. We Were Moving Out Of An Era Obsessed With “Fast Decor” And Into Something Far More Substantial.
As We Kick Off 2026, I Wanted To Take A Moment To Share My Perspective On Where This Field Is Heading, And Why The Philosophy Behind Our Work Here Is Different.
For Too Long, “Interior Design” Has Been Mistaken For Merely Decoration—picking Paint Colors, Arranging Cushions, And Buying Trendy Furniture. While Aesthetics Are Crucial, They Are Only The Final 20% Of A Project.
The Other 80%? That’s Where The Real Magic Happens. That Is The Infrastructure.
The “Infra” Approach To Design
Throughout My Career, I Have Seen Beautiful Designs Fail Because The Underlying Structure Wasn’t Respected. A Stunning Lighting Fixture Is Useless If The Electrical Profiling Behind The Drywall Is Faulty. A Luxurious Italian Marble Floor Loses Its Value If The Civil Leveling Beneath It Is Uneven.
My Vision For This Company Is To Bridge The Often-wide Gap Between Civil Engineering (Infrastructure) And Interior Design (Aesthetics).
We Believe That True Luxury Isn’t Just About What You See; It’s About How A Space Works. It’s About The Intelligence Of The Layout, The Integrity Of The Materials, And The Seamless Integration Of Technology.
What We Are Seeing In 2026
Looking Ahead At This Year, The Trends We Are Embracing Aren’t Just About Colors; They Are About Lifestyle Shifts:
Longevity Over Trends: The Frantic Pace Of Changing Styles Every Season Is Slowing Down. Our Clients In 2026 Are Asking For Materials That Age Beautifully—natural Stones, Solid Woods, And Metals That Develop A Patina. They Want Spaces That Will Still Look Relevant In 2036.
The Invisible Smart Home: Technology Is No Longer Flashy; It’s Hidden. We Are Designing Homes Where Complex Lighting Systems, Climate Control, And Security Are Integrated Invisibly Into The Walls And Ceilings, Rather Than Sitting On Top Of A Table.
Substance And Warmth: The Stark Minimalism Of The Early 2020s Has Fully Given Way To “Warm Minimalism.” We Are Focused On Rich Textures, Earthy Palettes, And Curved Structural Elements That Make A Home Feel Like A Sanctuary, Not A Showroom.
Our Commitment
As You Explore Our Portfolio On This New Website, I Hope You Notice Not Just The Beautiful Finishes, But The Thoughtful Engineering That Supports Them.
Whether We Are Executing A Complex Office Fit-out That Requires Heavy Civil Work, Or Designing A Serene Residential Sanctuary, Our Approach Remains The Same: Build The Bones Right, And The Beauty Will Follow.
Thank You For Joining Us On This Journey. We Look Forward To Building Something Lasting With You.
Warm Regards,
Rishabh Baliyan Founder