Formal living room from A Room in Two Languages on Golf Course Extension Road, Gurgaon, designed by Himani

Interior Designer for Golf Course Extension Road, Gurgaon

New handovers. Big glass. Storage that has to be planned before the keys.

Industrial half of A Room in Two Languages, Golf Course Extension Road, SpaceTalk DesignsHigh-gloss dining buffet on steel legs, Golf Course Extension Road, SpaceTalk Designs

Golf Course Extension Road is where many of Gurugram's newest towers are being handed over — Sectors 59, 63A and 65, and the stretch around them.

Floor-to-ceiling glass. Corner homes. Four-side-open floors. Beautiful light, and fewer solid walls to put storage on.

Plan the furniture before the keys

The most expensive moment to ask "where does the TV go?" is the day after you get the keys. By then the electrical points are fixed for furniture nobody has designed yet.

I map the furniture first — wardrobes, kitchen, TV wall, study. Then the points follow. Why it starts before handover →

Interior designer and storage specialist

I design the storage first. I find the space a home wastes and design back 30% more storage in the same space, where the space allows it.

Where I've built on this road

A Room in Two Languages — one living room in two opposite styles, formal and industrial, with furniture designed for both halves. See the project →

Residences I design for and write about

Glass gives you the view. It takes away the wall. The storage has to be designed for the walls that are left.

Every project begins with a private one-hour consult: your floor plan, your quotes, your top three questions. In person in Gurgaon or on video. Book a Consult →

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I start planning the interiors of a new apartment?
Before handover. The furniture plan decides where the electrical and data points go. Moving them after possession costs time and walls.
Can storage be designed for apartments with floor-to-ceiling glass?
Yes. With fewer solid walls, wardrobes and units are planned around columns, sills and partitions, and the glass stays clear.
Do you design a single room or the whole home?
Both. One wardrobe wall or every room — designed storage first and built in one factory.

Send me the floor plan before handover. That's when the best decisions are still free.

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