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Frequently Asked Questions

We always consider our customers as our partners and we believe the real foundation of success is understanding customer requirements, executing the same and satisfaction of the customer.

For the first design consultation, we suggest you carry your floor plan, any inspiration, and be prepared to discuss your requirements, your lifestyle and personality in detail with your designer. We also suggest you go through our vast repository of KAYAPALAT looks and heart the designs you like, so that your designer understands your preferences. Having a budget in mind is extremely helpful. KAYAPALAT only accepts projects with a minimum budget of 1 lakh.
Your Kayapalat designer will put together reference designs, color palettes and moodboards so that you can glimpse what your home could look like. Along with the design concept, a tentative quotation with furniture, products and home service costings will be shared.
Definitely! Your Kayapalat designer will give you an exclusive walkthrough of our Experience Centre where you can touch and feel designs and explore our collection of thousands of finishes and materials for your home interiors.
Your Kayapalat designer along with Kayapalat project manager will be the point of contact during the design journey and will manage your project, from start to finish.
Kayapalat ensures complete transparency when you design with us. When your site execution begins, your suppervisor will share a detailed timeline and schedule and will regularly keep you updated on the progress via emails, calls, site meetings.
We highly recommend speaking to your project manager about the feasibility of staying in the home while it’s being renovated
A modular kitchen typically costs anywhere from Rs 70,000 to 5 lakhs, depending on your choices. The price depends on certain factors such as,
Size of the kitchen
Cabinet material and finish
Accessories
Appliances

The units of a modular kitchen are:

 

Kitchen base units – below the counter

Kitchen wall units – overhead storage

Tall units – groceries, syrups etc

Kitchen sink units – detergent holder, dustbins

Tall units – built-in appliances

Hob units

A modular kitchen should have the following accessories:

Drawers – wire baskets, cutlery organisers, tandem drawers

Oil pull-outs

Corner units – carousel, magic corner, lemans corner

Tall units with basket storage to help organise essentials like cereals, pulses etc

The best material for a modular kitchen is BWR(boiling water resistant) / BWP (boiling water proof) ply. The other recommended materials include particle board and high-density-high-moisture resistant board, commonly known as HDHMR. These are core materials for carcass/internal boxes

The best modular kitchen designs are L-shaped and parallel kitchens.

L-shaped kitchens are one of the best-selling kitchen layouts. This design offers an easy and efficient workspace. It allows appliances and cabinets to be installed along right-angled walls with an open area in the centre. This makes it a great choice for small kitchens or open-plan spaces where you wish to add an island.

Parallel (Galley) layout works well in small spaces as they only require one to two metres between each side and provide ample storage. It is also easy to create a working triangle in this layout, where your sink, refrigeration and oven are within easy reach, making a busy kitchen easier to navigate.

Here are some tips for the best interior design for your kid’s bedroom:

 

The vibe must be playful, creative, interactive and yet calm.

Choose furniture such as a study unit, bedside table etc that fits the age and the number of kids in the room.

It is important to create an energetic atmosphere for your kids, so pick bright and warm colours such as blue, green and yellow.

Consider your child’s safety – avoid sharp corners, pick child-friendly flooring and add latches on the top of the door. Install child-proofing safety guards and electrical outlet covers to prevent accidents.

Pick out bright and quirky decor such as comic wallpapers, fun bedsheets etc.