Design Library
Home, commercial, institutional, and hospitality interiors. Practical reading from 15+ years of built work in Karnataka. Open a category library, or start with a topic below.
Written by the Space Solutions design team. Based on real project experience
Home Design Library
View libraryPractical reading for Karnataka homes. Layouts, storage, lighting, and budgets from 15+ years of built work.

Modular Kitchen GuideLayouts, storage, and workflow for kitchens that work every day.Read

Space Planning BasicsMeasurements, circulation, and zoning for usable rooms.Read

Budget Planning for InteriorsRealistic ranges and where to invest first in your home.Read

Before You RenovateTimeline, approvals, and a practical handover checklist.Read
Commercial Design Library
View libraryWorkplace reading on planning, materials, brand, and how to fit out without a second fake ceiling later.

Material & Finish GuideLaminates, hardware, countertops, and what lasts in daily use.Read

Interior Styles ExplainedModern, contemporary, traditional, and minimal - what fits your home.Read

Office Space PlanningDesks, meeting rooms, and circulation that still work after the team grows.Read

Clinic Fitout PlanningPatient flow, privacy, and wet services for consultation-led clinics.Read
Institutional Design Library
View libraryCampus reading on planning, bulk furniture, durability, and fitouts that survive the next intake.

Campus Space PlanningClassrooms, hostels, and admin stacked so students and staff can move without bottlenecks.Read

Institutional Materials and DurabilityCores, edges, and surfaces that survive hostels, labs, and monsoon cleaning.Read

Classroom Furniture PlanningHeights, aisles, and teacher walls that keep every student in view.Read

Hostel and PG FurnitureBeds, study, and lockers that keep rooms livable at full occupancy.Read
Hospitality Design Library
View libraryGuest-space reading on style, seating, lighting, and opening-day programmes that operations can actually run.

Hospitality Interior StylesA style that still feels like your café or hotel after the first busy season.Read

Hospitality Materials and FinishesCounters, seating, and wet zones that take service, not only a photoshoot.Read

Café and Restaurant LayoutsCovers, queues, and a kitchen door that does not kill the best table.Read

Hotel Lobby and Guest RoomsA lobby that can check in a coach, and rooms that repeat without looking cheap.Read












