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Interior Designers in Kodathi, Bangalore | House of Designs

  • Writer: Arise Studio
    Arise Studio
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Kodathi sits right on Sarjapur Road, next to the Wipro corporate campus and the Kodathi Gate junction — one of the most in-demand pockets for anyone working the ORR–Sarjapur tech corridor. New gated towers keep coming up along the Gunjur–Kodathi stretch, and most hand over fresh, which makes them a clean, fast canvas for great interiors. The catch: a flood of design "offers", and very few of them tell you the real number up front.

House of Designs is a boutique interior studio in HSR Layout, minutes up Sarjapur Road from Kodathi, with 150+ turnkey homes delivered across Bangalore. We do full-home interiors on a fixed budget with a 45 working-day handover — the two things the big chains rarely commit to in writing. Below: what interiors cost in Kodathi in 2026, why homes here design a little differently, and how we work. Or skip ahead and book a free consultation and 3D mockup — we'll share an indicative budget within two days.

Living room interior by House of Designs — Sarjapur / ORR belt, Bangalore

Why Kodathi homes are a little different

After years on the Sarjapur–Kodathi belt, here's what stands out:

  • Commute-first buyers. Most Kodathi owners chose the address to be minutes from Wipro and the ORR parks — they want a polished, move-in-ready home without weekend site visits. Live WhatsApp updates are built for exactly that.

  • Newer flats, less civil work. Recent gated towers mean modern points and rarely any rerouting — a cleaner, often leaner project.

  • First and second homes both. Kodathi draws first-home IT buyers watching the budget *and* upgraders wanting a premium finish — so we design to the brief, not a one-size template.

  • Society rules. Gated projects here have work timings and material-lift norms; we manage that coordination.

Our interior design services in Kodathi

You hand over the keys; we hand back a finished, styled home:

Looking for inspiration first? Our Sarjapur-belt interior ideas guide is worth a read.

Modular kitchen by House of Designs — Kodathi, Bangalore

Interior design cost in Kodathi, Bangalore (2026)

No forms, no pitch — here are realistic, move-in-ready turnkey ranges for Kodathi in 2026:

Home type

Cost range

What it covers

2 BHK

₹5 – 9 lakh

Modular kitchen, 2 wardrobes, beds, TV unit, pooja unit, false ceiling, painting, soft furnishings

3 BHK

₹9 – 15 lakh

Modular kitchen, 3 wardrobes, beds, TV + dining units, pooja unit, full false ceiling & lighting, painting

4 BHK

₹16 – 28 lakh

Full 4 BHK / large-home interiors — premium finishes, custom furniture, layered lighting, complete styling

Worth knowing:

  • Carpet area matters more than the BHK label — a big 3 BHK can cost more to furnish than a compact one.

  • These are furnishing costs; civil work is quoted separately (and usually light in newer Kodathi flats).

More detail in our 2 BHK and 3 BHK cost guides, and plan the spend with the HDFC EMI Calculator.

Where your money goes

The gap between two "honest" quotes is almost always the materials:

  • Shutter finish: laminate (best value) → acrylic (glossy) → PU (seamless, priciest).

  • Core board: MDF → BWR ply → BWP/marine ply (insist on this in the kitchen).

  • Countertop: granite (tough, cheaper) vs quartz (engineered, uniform).

  • Hardware: local vs Hettich/Hafele/Blum — the part that decides how the kitchen feels in year five.

Ask any studio to name the board, finish and hardware in the quote. If they won't, that's your answer.

Why Kodathi homeowners choose House of Designs

  • You deal with the people designing your home — one in-house designer and PM, not a 400-person rotation.

  • The price is on the table — fixed at material selection, board/finish/hardware named.

  • In-house execution, not subcontracted — faster, tighter, one team accountable.

  • 45 working-day handover in writing, tracked on WhatsApp.

  • 10-year workmanship warranty and EMI over 6–24 months.

Areas we serve around Kodathi

Kodathi · Kodathi Gate · Gunjur–Kodathi Road · Gunjur · Doddakannelli · Panathur · Kaikondrahalli · Haralur · and the wider Sarjapur Road belt. See our main Sarjapur Road page and the Areas We Serve hub.

Wherever you are around Kodathi, we'll come for a free site visit — message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form.

How we work — our 3-step process

1 — Understanding & concept (Days 1–7): site visit, a real conversation, then a 3D design and indicative budget. No commitment.

2 — Material selection & sign-off (Days 8–14): you choose finishes; the budget is locked here.

3 — Execution & handover (up to 45 working days): in-house team, dedicated PM, live WhatsApp updates, then 30 days of post-handover support and a 10-year warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does interior design cost in Kodathi, Bangalore?

Roughly ₹5–9 lakh for a 2 BHK, ₹9–15 lakh for a 3 BHK, and ₹16–28 lakh for a 4 BHK or villa in 2026. Newer Kodathi flats need less civil work, so furnishing spend can be leaner. Your budget is fixed at material selection.

Do you work near the Wipro / Sarjapur Road corridor?

Yes — Kodathi, Kodathi Gate and the Gunjur–Kodathi stretch are one of our most active belts, all within a short run of our HSR Layout studio.

How long does a Kodathi home interior take?

A typical 2–3 BHK takes 30–45 working days, managed with live WhatsApp updates so you don't need weekend site visits.

Can you start right after possession?

Yes — newer Kodathi flats need minimal civil prep, so we can begin soon after handover, or coordinate with your builder during construction.

Where is House of Designs located?

In HSR Layout, minutes up Sarjapur Road from Kodathi — we serve the whole Kodathi–Gunjur–Sarjapur belt with free site visits.

Ready to design your Kodathi home?

Book a free consultation and we'll share a tailored 3D concept and an honest budget — at no cost.

📞 +91 86673 11305

📧 info@houseofdesigns.co.in

📍 3rd & 4th Floor, Lucky Paradise, 22nd Cross Rd, HSR Layout, Bengaluru 560102 — serving Kodathi & the Sarjapur–ORR belt

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