Start smaller if unsure
If the room problem is unclear, begin with audit before buying a larger package.
Best first step
Diagnose the room before spending on redesign.
Best first step₹999 – ₹2,999
Room Audit is the safest starting point when one room feels wrong but the real issue is unclear. It helps separate layout, lighting, furniture, storage, color and execution problems before money goes into purchases or vendors.
Scope before payment
Payment should happen only after deliverables, exclusions and timeline are visible.
Execution is separate
Vendor labour, material cost, procurement and supervision are separate unless clearly scoped.
Decision
Choose this when
Someone who feels the room is cluttered, dull, badly arranged or confusing, but does not yet know what should change first.
Decision
Expected outcome
You get a practical understanding of what is not working, what should be improved first, and whether you need deeper design or execution support.
Decision
Payment approach
Payment should happen only after the room type, audit scope, expected output and timeline are clear.
Package fit
Choose this when you need clarity first
Use these checks to avoid buying the wrong depth of help. The service should match the room problem, not the other way around.
You feel the room looks wrong but cannot identify the main issue.
You are unsure whether the problem is layout, lighting, color, storage or furniture sizing.
You want a low-risk first step before a bigger design package.
You need a practical action list, not a full room concept yet.
Inputs needed
Better inputs create better direction.
These inputs help keep the recommendation practical instead of generic. Send what you have; perfect drawings are not required.
Photos or short videos from multiple corners
Rough room dimensions
Existing furniture details
Main problems you feel in the room
Budget comfort range
Preferred mood such as calm, productive, premium, playful or smart
Included vs excluded
Know exactly what this service covers.
This separation protects the client and Samvaai. Design, planning, vendor work, materials and supervision should not be silently mixed.
Included
- Room problem map
- Priority action list
- Layout and furniture placement notes
- Lighting and color direction
- Storage and clutter improvement ideas
- Practical next-step recommendation
Not included
- 3D renders
- Vendor coordination
- Detailed execution drawings
- Procurement or shopping responsibility
Cost separation
Service fee and execution cost are different.
This service does not silently become full execution. Vendor, product, material and supervision costs need separate scope.
Samvaai service fee
Paid for diagnosis, design direction, planning, coordination logic or agreed deliverables.
Vendor labour
Paid separately to painters, carpenters, electricians, false ceiling teams or other execution partners.
Materials and products
Paint, wood, lights, furniture, furnishings, decor and fixtures are separate unless explicitly included.
Site supervision
Daily site supervision is not automatic. It requires separate scope and responsibility.
Scope boundary
Clear boundaries prevent expensive confusion.
Boundaries keep the service useful. They explain what Samvaai owns and what still needs separate vendor, material or site responsibility.
Does not include 3D renders.
Does not include vendor coordination.
Does not include detailed execution drawings.
Does not include site supervision, procurement or contractor responsibility.
Next action
Start here if you want to understand the room problem before deciding whether a larger package is worth it.
Still unsure? Start smaller. A room audit is the safest first step when you are not sure whether this service is the right depth.