Home interior design in Pune & PCMC: cost, styles and how to choose a designer.

Most new flats in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad are handed over bare: tiled floors, painted walls, a few switches and an empty kitchen platform. Turning that shell into a home is the biggest spend after the flat itself, so it pays to plan it properly. This guide is written from our own projects across PCMC, from Charholi and Moshi to Ravet, Punawale and Wakad, and answers the questions homeowners ask us most.

Why interiors in PCMC and Pune need local planning

• Compact, efficient layouts. Most new 1, 2 and 3 BHK flats in Moshi, Charholi, Chikhali, Ravet and Wakad use every square foot, so storage has to be built in, not added later.
• The monsoon. Months of high humidity mean kitchens, bathrooms and walls facing the rain need water-resistant boards, proper edge banding and waterproofing.
• Society rules. Most housing societies in PCMC ask for written permission for interior work, set working hours and control lift use and debris.
• Family life. Pune homes usually need a dedicated pooja space, generous wardrobes, a practical kitchen for daily cooking and space for guests.

How much do home interiors cost in Pune and PCMC?

There is no single price, because two "2 BHK" homes can need very different work. As a reference, here is what published 2026 guides say for Pune:

These are market-wide figures from other publishers, not InterluxSpace prices. What actually moves your budget:

1. ScopeFull home, or only the kitchen and wardrobes? Civil, electrical or bathroom changes add cost.
2. Number and size of unitsFloor-to-ceiling wardrobes, lofts, a full-height crockery unit or a large TV wall each add up.
3. Board and finishLaminate, acrylic, PU, veneer or lacquer shutters, and BWP versus MR-grade boards.
4. HardwareSoft-close hinges, tandem drawers and branded fittings cost more and last longer.
5. Lighting and ceilingsProfile lights, cove lighting and false ceilings in every room raise the budget.
6. Furniture and decorLoose furniture, curtains and decor are often quoted separately: check what's included.

Interior styles Pune homes are choosing in 2026

A room-by-room guide

Living room

Plan the TV wall and seating first, then the lighting. A feature wall, whether a mural, fluted panel or marble finish, gives the room a focal point. Keep switch and TV points where the furniture will actually go.

Kitchen

Choose the layout (L-shaped, U-shaped or parallel) around the hob, sink and fridge. For Pune's humidity, use BWP (boiling water proof) plywood for cabinets near water, with properly edge-banded shutters and stainless or good-quality coated hardware.

For kitchen prices in detail, with per sq ft rates and worked examples, read our guide to modular kitchen cost in Pune.

Bedrooms and wardrobes

Sliding wardrobes save space in compact bedrooms; hinged shutters give full access. Use the loft above for seasonal storage, and add a study desk where children or work-from-home need it.

Pooja unit

Most Pune families want a dedicated pooja space. A wall-mounted or niche unit with a jaali or carved back panel and warm lighting fits even small living rooms.

Foyer and balcony

A shoe cabinet with a seat at the entrance keeps the home tidy. Balconies can take a compact seat or planters, but check the society's rules before changing anything outside.

Planning a 1, 2 or 3 BHK

How a home interior project runs

1. Consultation Share your floor plan, brief and budget with the designer.
2. Site measure The site is measured and photographed.
3. Design & 3D Layouts, materials and photo-real 3D visuals, revised until you're happy.
4. Quotation An itemised BOQ with brands, sizes and a written schedule.
5. Execution Civil, electrical, ceilings, carpentry, painting and fittings, in that order.
6. Handover Snag list closed, deep clean and warranty papers.

The total time depends on the scope and how quickly decisions are made. Ask your designer for a written schedule before work begins.

Interior design across PCMC and Pune

InterluxSpace is based at VTB Landmark, Moshi, and has completed homes and commercial spaces across the area. Some of them:

• Charholi · Charholi Residence and two client video reviews
• Moshi · walkthroughs from Pradhikaran, Infinity Tower and Nexus, and the Vastu Dream Home design
• Chikhali · Shine City and other home walkthroughs
• Dudulgaon · Shakuntala Srushti, Shakuntala Forestia and Vision Rhythm homes
• Ravet · Habibh Hair & Beauty and Habibh Salon & Spa
• Punawale · Saazri Clothing Store, Habibh Punawale and a home walkthrough
• Wakad, Alandi Road and Chakan · home walkthroughs
• Mundhwa, Pune · Mundhwa Residence

See every project in the portfolio, or hear from the homeowners in our client stories.

How to choose the best interior designer in Pune or PCMC

1. See real, finished homesAsk for photos and walkthrough videos of completed sites, not just 3D renders.
2. Hear from past clientsVideo reviews or a call with a previous client tell you more than ratings alone.
3. Insist on an itemised quoteEvery line should name the material, brand, size and quantity.
4. Check who builds the designA design-and-build team removes the gap between the drawing and the site.
5. Ask how the site is supervisedWho visits, how often, and how you get updates.
6. Meet at their studioA real office close to your site makes the whole project easier.

Frequently asked questions