TrendingKitchenContemporary
Ivory & Walnut L-Shaped Kitchen
A warm, high-contrast kitchen that pairs matte ivory shutters with walnut open shelving and a quartz counter that hides every seam.
Starting from
₹2.7 L
Where good interiors quietly happen
False Ceiling & Lighting
Lighting is the cheapest way to transform a room and the most commonly botched. We design three layers — ambient, task and accent — on separate circuits, then hide the hardware inside the ceiling.
Starting from
₹98/sqft
per sq ft, Premium package
Delivered in
21 days
from design sign-off
Warranty
10 years
cabinetry & hardware
Free · No obligation
Get a ceiling quote
Why ours
What makes our ceiling different
Gypsum or POP
Gypsum for speed and a crack-free finish; POP for complex curves.
Cove lighting
Indirect LED that lifts the ceiling visually.
Magnetic track
Reconfigurable spots you can move as your furniture changes.
Separate circuits
Ambient, task and accent on independent switches and dimmers.
Gallery
False Ceiling & Lighting projects we have delivered
The detail
Exactly what you get
Included in your quote
- Gypsum or POP ceiling with framing
- Cove detail with LED profile
- COB spotlights and drivers
- Magnetic track lighting
- AC duct and grill integration
- Putty, primer and paint finish
Materials & specification
Board
Gyproc or India Gypsum 12.5mm board on GI framing
Lighting
Philips, Wipro or Corvi LED with 2-year driver warranty
Every material is named on your quote — not described as “premium” or “branded”. See the warranty terms.
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Questions
False Ceiling & Lighting FAQs
Still unsure? Talk to a designer who does this every day — the call is free and there is no obligation.
A peripheral cove takes about 6 inches; a full ceiling takes 8 to 10. We usually recommend a peripheral design in homes under 10 ft floor-to-ceiling.