

Why choose Avion Interiors
The parts of the job you can hold us to.
Design taste is subjective. Warranty, turnaround and who actually shows up on site are not. Here's what we put in writing before we take a single rupee.
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Flat warranty on everything modular
Cabinetry, hardware and finishes. One document, no clauses.
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Factory-finished, not built on site
Machine-cut in our own unit. No sawdust in your living room.
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In-house designers, never freelancers
On payroll. The person who draws it stays till handover.
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No hidden costs, ever
The quote you sign is the invoice you pay. Line by line.
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Experience studios you can walk into
Touch the shutter, open the drawer, then decide.
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From final drawing to move-in
Delay past day 45 and we pay your rent. It's in the contract.
Your whole home, drawn, made and installed by one team.
Machine-cut in our unit. Assembled in yours.
Inspiration
Six rooms, and how we'd rethink each one.
Photographs of finished work, not stock renders. Pick a room to see what we do with it.
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Living Room
Seating that works for four or fourteen, storage that disappears into the wall.
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Master Bedroom
Headboard, lighting and wardrobe drawn as one wall, not three purchases.
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False Ceiling
Coves and coffers planned around your fan, AC and beam positions.
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Kitchen
Built around the work triangle first, finishes chosen second.
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Wardrobe
Internals planned to what you own — sarees, suits, suitcases, all of it.
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Homes by Avion
Completed homes, photographed the week the family moved in.
Our process
Three stages before a single wall moves.
Each stage ends with something you can hold — a drawing set, a cost, a decision. Nothing starts until the stage before it is signed off.
Stage 01
Feasibility & Brief Development
Before design, certainty.
We measure what is actually there, test what the building and the local regulations will allow, and turn a wish list into a written brief with a number attached to it. Most projects that go wrong went wrong here — on a brief nobody ever agreed in writing.
- Measured site survey
- Written design brief
- Constraints & feasibility note
- Indicative budget and programme
Stage 02
Concept Design
The idea, tested in three dimensions.
You get two or three genuinely different spatial directions — not one scheme in three colourways. Plans, sections and material direction, developed far enough to choose confidently and stopped early enough that changing your mind is still free.
- 2–3 distinct concept options
- General arrangement plans & sections
- Material and finish direction
- 3D views of the key spaces
- Updated cost plan
Stage 03
Spatial Coordination & Planning Approval
Every dimension agreed, every consent filed.
The chosen concept is coordinated against structure, services and access, then frozen — this is the last point where changes are cheap. Drawings go to the authority and we carry the submission through queries and revisions until the approval is in your hand.
- Coordinated plans, sections, elevations
- Structural & services coordination
- Approval drawing set
- Submission and authority liaison
- Frozen scope and firm cost
What follows: technical design, procurement, site execution and handover — run to the same rhythm of fixed deliverables and written sign-offs.
Start with a feasibility callWhat we take on
Two ways to start. One team either way.
Hand us the whole home, or just the rooms that carry the load. The drawings, the factory and the site crew are the same in both cases.
Full home
Every room, one drawing set
Ceilings, flooring, joinery, lighting and loose furniture planned
together — so nothing gets solved twice.
Explore full home interiors
Modular only
Kitchen and wardrobes, factory-built
The two rooms you use hardest, machine-cut to the millimetre
and installed in days rather than weeks.
Explore modular work
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Scope of work
Nine trades. One contract, one invoice, one person to call.
Most homes are wrecked in the gaps between contractors — the electrician who came before the ceiling was finalised, the painter who arrived before the carpentry. We hold all nine, so the sequence is our problem, not yours.
- 01 Design (2D + 3D) Floor plans, elevations and walkthrough renders — signed off before anything is ordered.
- 02 Material selection Ply, laminate, stone, tile and hardware chosen with you from ranges we actually stock.
- 03 Civil work Wall changes, waterproofing, tiling and plumbing lines — the parts you never see again.
- 04 Electrical work Load planning, new points, switch layouts and concealed conduiting to code.
- 05 Carpentry & furniture Wardrobes, kitchen, TV units and loose furniture — machine-cut in our unit, assembled on site.
- 06 False ceiling Gypsum and POP profiles drawn around your AC, fans, beams and cove lighting.
- 07 Painting Surface prep, putty, primer and two finish coats. The stage everyone else rushes.
- 08 Lighting Ambient, task and accent layers — fixtures specified to the room, not to the catalogue.
- 09 Décor & finishing Curtains, rugs, art and styling — plus a snag list closed before we hand over keys.