Interior Designers in Banashankari
Banashankari's homes are rooted in south Bengaluru's most enduring residential tradition.
Banashankari spans several stages and has a long history as one of south Bengaluru's most sought-after residential addresses. The mix of older bungalows in the earlier stages and new apartment buildings in later developments gives us a wide range of project typologies.
South Bangalore's steady character
Banashankari's clientele tends to be multi-generational families who have lived in south Bengaluru for decades. Renovation of older homes — updating kitchens and bathrooms while preserving original layouts and features — is a recurring brief. The neighbourhood's access to Jayanagar and JP Nagar means our sourcing network covers all three areas efficiently.
Banashankari is one of south Bengaluru's older residential areas, named after the Banashankari Amma temple. Many homes here are independent houses and older apartments built in the earlier stages, with small rooms and load-bearing walls that need careful planning before any change.
Renovation briefs commonly focus on kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes and puja spaces. Where a wall can't be moved, we usually work with built-in storage and better lighting to make rooms feel larger.
What we offer
Full home interiors, kitchens and renovations
Interior design in Banashankari
Do you design homes in Banashankari Stages 1, 2, and 3?+
Yes — from the older independent homes of Stages 1 and 2 to the newer apartments of the later developments.
What is the typical budget for a Banashankari home renovation?+
Budgets depend on the size of the home, the scope (design only, or design and execution), materials and finish level. We share a clear, itemised estimate once we understand your brief — the project planner on our estimate page is a good place to start.
Can you design around existing South Indian furniture in Banashankari?+
Yes. Traditional furniture, brass and heirloom pieces can be the starting point of the new design rather than an afterthought.
Can you renovate an older Banashankari house without major demolition?+
Often, yes. We look first at what can stay, such as flooring, doors and structure, and focus on kitchens, bathrooms, storage and lighting. Any structural change needs your engineer's sign-off.
Do you plan puja rooms and traditional spaces?+
Yes. A puja unit or room can be designed to fit the layout and your family's needs, in wood, stone or marble.
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Tell us about your space and we'll take it from there — no commitment required for the first conversation.