In short: Aarna Constructions & Interiors designs home interiors in Khurja: modular kitchens from Rs 1.2 lakh, wardrobes from Rs 900 per sq ft, 2BHK full interiors from Rs 4 lakh, with ceramic and pottery accents used sparingly. Served from the Kasna, Greater Noida office; designs approved over 3D views.
Interior designer in Khurja for independent homes, kitchens and wardrobes
Aarna Constructions & Interiors has been designing and building home interiors since 2017. The company was founded by Prashant Chaudhary, a former Delhi Metro (DMRC) civil engineer, and works from its office in Kasna, Greater Noida. We take interior work in Khurja from that office; there is no Khurja branch. For a Khurja family this means a design team that draws every room, factory-made kitchens and wardrobes, and a quotation that lists each item and its price.
Khurja homes are mostly independent houses on plots rather than flats, and the town has a long name in pottery and ceramics. Both of those shape how we design here, and they are the main subject of this page.
What we do inside a Khurja home
- Full home interior: layout, modular kitchen, wardrobes, TV unit, false ceiling, lighting, paint and flooring planned together and handled by one team.
- Modular kitchen only: a new kitchen in an existing house, from a compact L-shape to an island or G-shape layout.
- Wardrobes and storage: bedroom wardrobes, lofts and TV units, each drawn to the wall it stands on.
- Renovation: bathroom and kitchen renovation, and partial or full home renovation for older houses.
- Design support for new houses: if your house is still being built, we plan electrical points, plumbing positions and ceiling heights before plastering so nothing has to be broken later.
If you are looking for an interior decorator in Khurja and only need paint, curtains and loose furniture, we will tell you so honestly. The difference between the two jobs is explained in our guide interior designer vs decorator.
Using ceramic and pottery accents with restraint
Khurja is widely known for its pottery and ceramics trade, so it is natural that owners want some of that character inside their own homes. Used well, a glazed tile panel or a few pottery pieces give a room a local identity that a catalogue interior cannot. Used everywhere, they make a house look busy and dated within a few years. These are the rules we follow:
- One feature per room. Pick a single surface to carry pattern or colour: the wall behind the dining table, a kitchen backsplash, or the back of the pooja niche. Keep the other walls and the floor calm.
- Put patterned tiles where they are seen, not walked on. Decorative tiles suit walls, niches and stair risers. Floors need tiles chosen for wear and slip resistance first.
- Light the display. Pottery and glazed pieces look their best in a recessed niche with a small warm light above. A plain shelf crowded with pieces looks like storage.
- Repeat a colour, not a pattern. If the kitchen backsplash is blue and white, pick up the blue once more in cushions or a single painted wall, rather than adding a second patterned surface.
- Check quality whatever the source. If you buy tiles locally, look for the ISI mark where the product carries one, ask about the grade, and buy the full quantity from one batch so the shade matches.
Good places for an accent in a Khurja house: the pooja room (see our pooja room design ideas), the entrance foyer, the kitchen backsplash, one bathroom feature wall, and the staircase landing. Our wall design ideas page shows feature-wall themes that balance a decorative surface with plain ones.
We do not name or recommend local makers. When we supply tiles ourselves we use brands such as Kajaria, Somany and Johnson, and we are equally happy to fix pieces you have chosen.
Modular kitchens for Khurja homes
Kitchens in independent houses are often larger than flat kitchens and sometimes sit next to a store room or a utility area, which gives more freedom in layout. Our kitchens are factory-made and only installed on site, with BWP plywood carcasses, Hettich or Blum hardware, and quartz or granite counter tops.
- Cost: from Rs 1.2 lakh for a budget 7-9 ft L-shape to Rs 4.8 lakh and above for a premium island or G-shape kitchen.
- Time: about 4 weeks from design lock to installation.
- Warranty: 8 years on the modular kitchen carcass.
- Humidity: the monsoon here is humid, which is why we use BWP plywood in kitchens and keep the sink base sealed and ventilated.
A ceramic backsplash is where Khurja kitchens can show some character: a band of decorative tile between the counter and the wall cabinets is easy to clean and does not compete with the cabinets. For counter choices, read granite vs quartz counter tops, and for layouts see modular kitchen design ideas. Our modular kitchen in Bulandshahr page covers district-wide details.
Wardrobes and bedroom storage
Wardrobes start from Rs 900 per sq ft, carry an 8-year warranty on the wardrobe itself, and are made with Century or Greenply plywood and Merino or Greenlam laminates. In plot houses, outer walls can take in damp during the monsoon, so where possible we place wardrobes on inner walls, or leave a small gap and use moisture-resistant board where an outer wall cannot be avoided. Where the ceiling height allows, lofts above wardrobes add storage for bedding and suitcases. See internals and options on our modular wardrobe page or browse wardrobe design types.
What a Khurja home interior costs
We price Khurja work from our published 2026 Greater Noida rate card. Any travel or staff-stay cost for a Khurja site is shown as a separate line in the quotation, nothing hidden.
| Work | Starting cost |
|---|---|
| 2BHK full interior | from Rs 4 lakh (to about Rs 12 lakh across tiers) |
| 3BHK full interior | about Rs 10-18 lakh |
| Modular kitchen | Rs 1.2 lakh to Rs 4.8 lakh+ |
| Wardrobes | from Rs 900 per sq ft |
| False ceiling | Rs 150 per sq ft |
| Bathroom renovation | Rs 80,000 to Rs 3.5 lakh |
| Kitchen renovation | from Rs 1.5 lakh |
For a figure based on your own rooms, try the cost calculator or the washroom cost calculator, or see everything on the 2026 pricing page.
How we work on a Khurja interior
- Free visit, fixed on a call: we measure every room and listen to what you want to keep and change.
- Design and itemised BOQ: drawings and a room-by-room list of items, materials and prices.
- Material choice: brands are named in the quotation, including any tiles or pottery you are buying yourself.
- Execution with 7-stage milestone payments: you pay against completed stages, with a GST invoice each time.
- Daily photo updates in our Trackovo app, so you can follow the work from anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an interior design office in Khurja?
No. We take interior work in Khurja from our office in Kasna, Greater Noida. The first visit is fixed on a call, and progress is shared through daily photo updates in the Trackovo app.
Can you use Khurja pottery or ceramic tiles in my interior?
Yes, with restraint. We suggest one feature surface per room, such as a kitchen backsplash, pooja niche or foyer wall, with lit niches for pottery pieces. If you buy tiles locally, check the grade and ISI mark where applicable and buy from one batch.
How much does a modular kitchen cost in Khurja?
From Rs 1.2 lakh for a budget 7-9 ft L-shape to Rs 4.8 lakh and above for a premium island or G-shape kitchen. Any travel or staff-stay cost is shown as a separate line in the quotation.
How do you stop wardrobes getting damp in the monsoon?
Where possible we place wardrobes on inner walls. Where an outer wall cannot be avoided, we leave a small gap behind the unit and use moisture-resistant board. Wardrobes carry an 8-year warranty.
Are you an interior designer or an interior decorator?
We are an interior design and build company: we draw layouts, make kitchens and wardrobes, and handle ceilings, lighting, paint and flooring. If you only need decoration, we will tell you honestly.
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Plan your Khurja home interior
Call +91 9582 58 1238, message us on WhatsApp or request a free visit. Our Greater Noida office is open Mon-Sat, 9 AM to 7 PM, and Khurja visits are fixed on a call.