Top 10 Interior Designers in Delhi (2026 Guide) Compare & Hire

Top 10 Interior Designers in Delhi (2026) | Compare & Hire


Summary:-

  • Delhi’s interior design scene roughly splits into three types: online-first brands, boutique/luxury studios, and design-and-build contractors — and honestly, most people don’t know which one they actually need until they’ve talked to a couple.
  • Below are 10 names we could independently verify, with what each is known for.
  • On cost: ₹1,000 to ₹3,000 per sq ft gets quoted a lot, but that number alone won’t tell you much. An itemised quote will.
  • On timelines, a single room is usually a few weeks; a full 2BHK or 3BHK runs into a few months.
  • If you take away one thing: get three itemised quotes for the same scope, then actually call two past clients from each firm. It’s a bit of a hassle, but it’s the single best filter there is.
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How We Built This List

We kept the bar simple: a real address, a working website, and something specific we could confirm about what they actually do. We skipped anything we couldn’t verify from outside, even if it looked impressive on paper. We also didn’t try to rank these 1 to 10 by “best,” because that’s subjective and, frankly, unknowable from a blog post. What we could do is tell you each firm’s specialty and who it tends to suit, so you can shortlist based on your actual project instead of someone else’s opinion.

List of  Top 10 Interior Designers in Delhi

1. SKF Contractor

We’ve been doing this since 1992, starting out of Chattarpur and now with 500+ projects behind us across homes, offices, showrooms and cafes in South Delhi and NCR.

Best for: homeowners who’d rather have one team own the whole job, design and execution both, backed by our own in-house manufacturing unit for kitchens, wardrobes and furniture.

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2. Livspace

One of India’s largest online-first interior platforms, known for modular kitchens, wardrobes and full-home interiors with 3D previews and standardised timelines.

Best for: apartment owners who want predictable pricing and a tech-driven process.

3. HomeLane

Another major modular-interior brand, offering end-to-end home interiors with fixed packages and transparent design-to-delivery tracking.

Best for: first-time homeowners who want a guided, no-surprises process.

4. Design Cafe

Full-service interior brand serving both compact apartments and larger villas, with a focus on space-efficient, functional design.

Best for: homeowners who want smart storage solutions without compromising on look.

5. Ansa Interiors (Ansa Architecture & Interiors)

Delhi-based studio founded in 2002 by Sapna Aggarwal, working across residential and commercial interiors with an award-recognised design approach.

Best for: clients who want a distinctive, design-led aesthetic over a purely modular approach.

6. The Karighars

Luxury interior studio known for blending traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary design.

Best for: premium homes where clients want cultural or heritage elements integrated into modern interiors.

7. Yash Interior and Construction

Dwarka-based firm founded by Diwakar Sharma in 2005, offering combined interior and construction solutions for residential and commercial spaces.

Best for: clients in West Delhi and Dwarka who want interiors and civil work handled together.

8. Artisaans Design Studio

Multidisciplinary studio operating since 2009, covering architecture, interior design, landscape and product design.

Best for: clients who want architecture and interiors planned together from the ground up.

9. Maves & Co.

Multi-disciplinary Delhi studio working across residential and commercial interior projects.

Best for: clients seeking a boutique studio experience with varied project types.

10. Beriwaal

Interior design company founded in 1999, specialising in space planning and turnkey projects, with 400+ projects delivered across India.

Best for: clients who want an experienced firm for large-scale, turnkey execution.

One honest caveat: Delhi has far more good designers than any list of 10 can cover. If a firm you were considering isn’t here, that’s not a verdict on them, we just couldn’t independently confirm enough to include them fairly. Either way, check current portfolio, pricing and reviews directly before you hire anyone, us included.

How to Actually Compare These Firms

  1. Match the type to your project. Online brands suit standard apartments. Boutique studios suit larger, custom homes. Design-and-build firms suit renovations and offices.
  2. Get an itemised quote from at least 3 firms, using the same scope and materials, so you’re comparing like with like.
  3. Visit a live or completed site. Photos can be staged; real finishing can’t.
  4. Talk to 1–2 past clients. A five-minute call tells you more than any review score.
  5. Insist on 3D visuals before work starts, so you can approve the design in advance.

Interior Design Services to Look For

  • Living room interior design: layout, seating, TV unit, lighting and wall finishes. See our living room interior design
  • Modular kitchen: the most technical part of any home. A good modular kitchen designer in Delhi should have real installation experience.
  • Wardrobes and bedrooms: built-in storage that fits your walls exactly.
  • False ceiling design: cove lighting, peripheral ceilings and hidden AC ducts.
  • Pooja room design: compact modular mandirs and wall-mounted units, planned with Vastu in mind.
  • Office interior design: layouts, workstations, meeting rooms and branding. Read more on commercial interiors.
  • Home renovation: civil work, flooring, waterproofing, electrical and painting.

Living Room Design Ideas for Delhi Homes

Small living room design ideas

  • Pick light, neutral walls so the room feels bigger.
  • Use furniture that works twice, like a sofa with storage.
  • Place a mirror opposite a window to bounce daylight around.
  • Keep floor space visible with wall-mounted units and floating shelves.

Living room colour combinations that work

  • Warm white with beige and wood, calm and classic
  • Soft grey with mustard or teal, modern and lively
  • Off-white with olive green, fresh and natural
  • Navy with brass details, rich and premium

TV unit design: A slim wall panel with hidden cables and closed storage below looks tidy and is easier to dust.

False ceiling tip: Keep it simple. A slim peripheral ceiling with soft cove lights usually looks best in lower-height Delhi apartments.

Interior Design by Property Type

  • 2BHK interior design in Delhi: Focus on smart storage, a compact kitchen and a bright living room. Kitchen and wardrobes usually take the biggest share of the budget.
  • 3BHK interior design: More room to give each bedroom its own character. Plan common-area flow first. See our apartment interior
  • Builder floor interior: Good height and light, but often limited storage. Custom carpentry works well.
  • DDA flat interior: Layouts are practical but compact. Light colours and clever storage make a big difference.
  • Villa interior: Larger scale means staged planning. A design-and-build team keeps everything under one roof.

Interior Design Cost in Delhi

This is the question we get asked first, almost every single time, so let’s be straight about it: costs vary by scope, materials and finish level, and anyone who gives you one flat number without seeing your home is guessing. The factors that actually move the price are:

  • Size of your home
  • Custom carpentry versus ready-made modular
  • Material quality (plywood grade, laminates, hardware, paint)
  • Amount of civil work
  • Finish level: basic, mid-range or premium

Just to put it in perspective (not a quote): at ₹1,000 to ₹2,000 per sq ft for an 850 sq ft flat, you’re looking at roughly ₹8.5 to ₹17 lakh. That’s a huge range for a reason — “per sq ft” can hide a lot of what’s actually included. Ask what’s covered before you compare two quotes side by side.

How to keep budget interior design in Delhi under control

  1. Ask for an itemised quote, not just a rate per sq ft.
  2. Compare three quotes with identical materials and scope.
  3. Spend more on things you use daily, like kitchen hardware, and less on things you can upgrade later.
  4. Keep a 10 to 15 percent buffer for changes.
  5. Ask in advance how extra work is priced.

How Long Does It Take?

A single room usually takes a few weeks. A full 2BHK or 3BHK typically runs a few months. Villas and heavy renovations, longer still. In our experience, the thing that actually derails a timeline almost never is the workers — it’s late decisions. A client swapping laminates in week six, after the carpentry’s already cut, can push the whole schedule back by weeks. Lock in your materials early and you’ll save yourself the headache. It’s also worth checking your society or RWA rules on working hours and material movement before anyone shows up with tools.

Interior Designer vs Contractor: Which Should You Hire?

  • An interior designer focuses on concept, layout and look. You then need separate people to build it.
  • A contractor focuses on building, and may or may not offer design.
  • A design-and-build firm handles both, giving you one team, one contract and clearer accountability.

There’s no universally right answer here. If you enjoy being hands-on and want creative freedom, working with a designer separately can be rewarding. If coordinating multiple vendors sounds like exactly the kind of stress you’re trying to avoid, a design-and-build firm handling both usually makes the whole process simpler.

Questions to Ask Before You Sign

  • What exactly does the quote include?
  • Who executes the work — in-house team or subcontractors?
  • Can I visit a completed or ongoing project?
  • What’s the written timeline, and what happens if it slips?
  • What warranty applies, and on what?
  • How are payments staged?
  • Can I see 3D designs before work starts?

Red flags

  • No written contract or scope
  • Large advance demanded before design approval
  • Refusal to share references
  • A quote far below everyone else’s
  • No one clearly responsible for site supervision

Areas We Serve

SKF Contractor was founded in Chattarpur, South Delhi, and we’ve worked across the city, including Chattarpur, Vasant Kunj and Greater Kailash, Lajpat Nagar, Mayur Vihar, Defence Colony, Dwarka and Rohini, along with the wider Delhi NCR. If you’re looking for an interior designer in South Delhi, that’s where we started, and we know the local society rules and floor plans well.

About SKF Contractor

We won’t pretend to be neutral here, obviously. But hold us to the same standard as everyone else on this list — walk our sites, talk to our past clients, and put our quote next to a couple of others.

  • Delhi-based since 1992. We started in Chattarpur and have completed 500+ projects for homes, villas, offices, showrooms and cafes.
  • Our own manufacturing unit. Cutting, polishing and painting happen in-house, giving tighter control over quality and timing on kitchens, bedrooms, mandirs and offices.
  • Design through execution. Concept, drawings, civil, electrical, flooring and painting come from one team.
  • We offer a 10-year warranty. Ask us exactly what it covers before you decide, and ask every firm that.

See our full interior design services or read why clients call us the best interior designer in Delhi.

Ready to compare a quote?

If you want one team handling design and execution, with in-house manufacturing and a warranty in writing, book a free consultation with SKF Contractor. Bring your floor plan and budget, and we’ll walk you through ideas and an itemised estimate.

Phone: +91 7373031717

Address: C-158A, Street No. 2, Chattarpur Enclave, Phase 2, New Delhi

Final Thoughts

If there’s one thing worth remembering from all this, it’s that there’s no single “best” interior designer in Delhi, only the best fit for your home, your budget and how much time you actually have. Use this list as a starting point, not the final word. Get itemised quotes from at least three firms, walk a real site if you can, and trust what you see with your own eyes over anything a ranking tells you, including this one.

If you’d like one team for both design and execution, we’d be glad to help. Book your free consultation with SKF Contractor today.

FAQs

1. Is this really an unbiased list?

No, we're transparent that SKF is included and that we wrote it. But every fact listed is independently verifiable, and we've been direct about what we couldn't confirm.

Get quotes from 2–3 firms in different categories (one online brand, one boutique, one design-build) and compare like-for-like.

A designer alone suits concept-heavy projects where you're comfortable coordinating execution separately. A design-and-build firm suits anyone who wants one point of contact.

It depends on home size, materials and finish. Many projects are quoted between ₹1,000 and ₹3,000 per sq ft, but an itemised quote for your own home is the only reliable figure.

Usually a few weeks, depending on carpentry and civil work involved.

Yes. Prioritise essentials, choose standard modular options where sensible, and get material specs in writing.

Often yes. Check rules on working hours, debris and structural changes before you begin.

Typically cabinets, countertop, hardware and storage planning. Chimney, hob and appliances vary, so confirm what's included.

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