The People Behind the Spaces: How The KariGhars Built a Design-First Culture
A beautifully designed home may appear effortless when it is finally completed. Behind that finished space, however, are countless decisions involving design, materials, detailing, engineering, execution and coordination.
For The KariGhars, the people responsible for those decisions are at the heart of the organisation.
Founded by Abhishek Chadha and Aashita Chadha in 2009, The KariGhars has grown into a top interior design company in Bangalore with a multidisciplinary team involved in creating and executing residential spaces. Vinayak Chadha serves as the company’s Managing Director.
The company’s approach to its team is notably collaborative. According to The KariGhars, hierarchy takes a back seat to expertise, creativity and communication. Designers, architects, contractors and other stakeholders work together through discussions and brainstorming sessions during projects.
This collaborative model is particularly important in luxury residential interiors.
A high-end home is rarely the result of one person’s creative vision alone. A designer may establish the aesthetic direction, but translating that concept into reality requires technical planning, material knowledge, craftsmanship, project management and careful execution.
That is why The KariGhars places its designers at the centre of the project journey.
The company describes its designers as the “faces, voices and storytellers” behind its projects. Rather than treating design as a standardised output, the organisation encourages individual designers to bring their own creative perspectives while working within a collaborative project environment.
This philosophy is visible across the company’s portfolio.
The KariGhars works across different residential formats, from apartments and penthouses to villas and large-format homes. Its services cover spaces such as living rooms, bedrooms, modular kitchens, wardrobes, dining areas, pooja rooms, home offices, bathrooms and balconies, alongside custom furniture and complete turnkey execution.
The scale of the organisation has also evolved with its project portfolio. The company currently highlights a team of more than 650 members and over 8,000 completed projects.
For a homeowner, this scale can translate into access to a broader range of expertise while still allowing the design to remain personalised.
The team’s role becomes particularly important during execution. Materials must be sourced and coordinated, dimensions need to be accurate, finishes must match the approved design, and multiple trades have to work in sequence. The smallest detail can influence the final appearance of a premium residence.
The KariGhars’ experience across thousands of homes provides its designers and execution teams with exposure to different architectural layouts, lifestyles, materials and design requirements.
Ultimately, the company’s work demonstrates an important principle of contemporary interior design: exceptional spaces are created not only through exceptional ideas, but through the people who have the expertise and discipline to turn those ideas into reality.
For The KariGhars, the team is not simply a support system behind the brand. It is an integral part of the design philosophy itself.

A beautifully designed home may appear effortless when it is finally completed. Behind that finished space, however, are countless decisions involving design, materials, detailing, engineering, execution and coordination.

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Oct 28 2026, 11:19
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