०५ फिनिशिंग · Interiors

Nobody sees
your columns.
Everybody sees
your kitchen.

Structure is what you pay the most for. Interiors are what your family actually touches, every day, for the next forty years. Scroll, and watch a bare room become one.

· Handover, without interiors

A grey box
with a light point

This is what "complete construction" means the day you get the keys. Plastered walls, a screed floor, wiring behind the plaster and nothing to cook on. Perfectly sound, and not somewhere anyone can live yet.

Plaster, paint and a fan point · nothing else
· Flooring

The floor goes
down first

Everything else is measured from it, so it is the first decision and the hardest to change. Vitrified tile is the workhorse and there is no shame in it. Marble is beautiful and it will want polishing every few years.

₹110–390 per sq ft, laid
· The kitchen

Carcass, counter,
then the shutters

The carcass is the half nobody photographs and the half that decides how long it lasts. Boiling-water-proof ply under the sink, dense board behind the shutters, and hardware from a name with a warranty card in it.

₹1,250–2,600 per running foot
· Storage & ceiling

Wardrobes to the ceiling.
Always.

The gap above a wardrobe collects dust for a decade and holds nothing. Take it to the slab. Then a peripheral cove hides the curtain track, the wiring and the air-conditioner line in one move.

₹1,350–2,400 per sq ft of front · cove from ₹95 per sq ft
· Light

And then
the sun goes down

A room needs three levels of light, not fifteen fixtures: something overhead to work by, something warm at eye level, and something low for the end of the evening. Get that right and cheap finishes look expensive.

Cove, pendants and task light on separate circuits
· Your turn

Now change it.

Below, the same room with the controls handed over. Swap the floor, the shutters, the wardrobe and the light, and watch the price move with them — because on this page those two things are never separated.

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अनुमान · The same room, your choices

Change it,
and watch
the number move.

Every finish here is priced the way a real quotation prices it — flooring by the square foot, kitchen by the running foot, wardrobe by the square foot of front.

Room by room

What interiors
actually cost.

Ranges, because a kitchen is not one price. What changes the number is listed next to it.
Modular kitchenPer running foot

Carcass, shutters, hardware, counter and a chimney point. The number moves with the shutter finish and the hardware brand, not with the size of your kitchen — a small kitchen in acrylic costs more than a large one in laminate.

₹1,250 – 2,600Per running ft
WardrobesPer sq ft of front

Measured on the face, floor to ceiling. Internal drawers, mirrors and pull-out units are quoted separately because most families want them in one wardrobe and not the others.

₹1,350 – 2,400Per sq ft front
False ceilingPOP or gypsum

Peripheral cove is the cheap, sane option and it is what most of the house should get. Full gypsum with profile lighting is worth it in one or two rooms, not in all six.

₹95 – 165Per sq ft
FlooringSupply and laying

Vitrified tile is the workhorse and there is no shame in it. Wooden laminate belongs in bedrooms, never in kitchens or bathrooms. Italian marble is beautiful and it needs polishing every few years.

₹110 – 390Per sq ft laid
TV unit & panellingPer running foot

The one place a little louvre panelling changes the whole drawing room. Also the easiest place to overspend, because it photographs well and nobody uses it.

₹1,400 – 3,200Per running ft
PaintingTwo coats, putty base

Emulsion inside, weatherproof outside. Texture and stencil work on a feature wall is quoted per wall, once you have seen a sample on your own wall in your own light.

₹28 – 55Per sq ft
Lighting & electricalFittings and fixing

Profile lights, spots, pendants and fans. Wiring is part of construction; this is only what hangs off it. Buy fewer, better fittings — a room needs three light levels, not fifteen fixtures.

₹55 – 140Per sq ft built

Placeholder: every rate on this page, and every rate in the room configurator above, is invented for this demo. Replace with Urban Groups' current Gorakhpur rate card before publishing.

The half you cannot see

Two kitchens can look identical
and cost half as much.

The shutter is the part you look at. The board behind it is the part that decides how long it lasts.
BoardWhere it belongsWhat it does in a Gorakhpur monsoonCost
BWP plywoodKitchen carcass, every wet area Boiling-water proof. This is the only board that should ever go under a sink.Highest
HDHMRShutters, wardrobes, panelling Dense and dead flat, so shutters do not warp and acrylic sits perfectly on it.High
MDFDry-area shutters, mouldings Takes paint and membrane beautifully. Swells and never recovers if it gets wet.Medium
Particle boardNowhere in your house Sags under its own weight within two years. This is what a suspiciously cheap quote is made of.Lowest
Hardware

Hinges and channels

Soft-close hinges and telescopic channels from a named brand, with the warranty card in your name. Hardware is what you touch forty times a day and the first thing that gets substituted.

Counter

Granite, quartz or Corian

Granite is cheapest and effectively permanent. Quartz is uniform and needs no sealing. Corian is seamless and scratches. All three are fine; only one of them is fine on your budget.

The bit nobody quotes

Loft, skirting, filler panels

The gap above the wardrobe, the strip beside the fridge, the trim where the shutter meets the wall. Ask whether they are in the quote. On most quotes they are not.

Before anything is cut

You see every room
before we make it.

Week 1

Layout and storage

How many people cook at once, which side the fridge opens, where the mixer lives, how many sarees and how many suitcases. Storage is planned from what you own, not from a catalogue.

Week 2

3D views, room by room

Your kitchen, your bedroom, your drawing room, rendered with the exact finishes you picked. Change your mind here and it costs a render.

Week 3

Samples in your hand

Laminate chips, tile pieces, the actual shutter finish, seen on site in your own light. Screens lie about colour and every showroom is lit to flatter.

Week 4 onward

Factory, then site

Carcass and shutters made to the measured drawing, delivered and installed in about a fortnight per floor. Site dust, but not site carpentry for six weeks.

Interiors start when the plaster is dry and the flooring is down — usually eight to ten weeks from that point to handover, running alongside painting and electrical fitting.

Stage five starts here

Turnkey means one rate
for all of it.

Drawings, structure and interiors on a single contract, one payment schedule and one person to call. Tell us your plot size and we will send the whole thing in writing.

Project30 × 50 ft residence
LocationGorakhpur, U.P.
SheetI · Interiors
Stage05 of 05
Revision03