When an interior project in Dhaka ends up costing more than planned, the usual explanation is a single moment: a contractor added a charge, a material price jumped, or a design changed. In our experience the real story is rarely one moment. Budgets leak slowly, at several points between the first conversation and the final handover, and each leak looks …
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Almost every office project we take on in Dhaka starts with the same question from the owner: “Should we go open plan or build cabins?” It sounds like a style choice. It is really a decision about how your team works, how loud your days are, how much privacy your leaders and clients need, and how much your headcount is …
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A quotation is the first real document a design firm hands you, and it tells you far more than the 3D renders do. Renders show what a firm hopes to deliver. The quotation shows how the firm actually works: how it defines scope, how it names materials, how it treats changes, and how openly it deals with money. We review …
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What Does an Office Interior Actually Cost in Dhaka? One of the first questions businesses ask before starting an office fit-out is:“How much will our office interior cost per sqft in Dhaka?” The simple answer is:It depends on what you want to build. A startup office designed for a small team, a growing company’s workplace, and a corporate headquarters may …
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A quotation is approved. The interior project begins. Then the changes start. A different laminate is selected. An electrical point needs to move. The TV wall changes slightly. A furniture dimension has to be adjusted. One material is unavailable, so another option is selected. Individually, none of these changes may seem significant. But by the time the interior is completed, …
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One of the first questions homeowners ask when planning an apartment interior is: “How much will my 1,200 sqft flat interior cost?” It is an important question but floor area alone cannot produce a reliable answer. Two flats with the exact same 1,200 sqft area can require very different budgets depending on their existing condition, kitchen scope, furniture requirements, flooring, …
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Most startup offices in Dhaka don’t begin with a blank slate – they begin with a rented floor in a mid-rise commercial building in Banani, Gulshan, or Bashundhara, a headcount that’s already outgrowing the space, and a deadline that was set before the design was. We see this pattern constantly: a founder signs a lease, hires fast, and only starts …
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Stand in a typical Dhaka apartment kitchen and you’ll usually spot the same three complaints within the first minute: not enough counter space to prep a full meal, a corner cabinet nobody can reach without kneeling on the floor, and cabinet doors that have already started swelling from last year’s monsoon. None of that is really about “bad taste” – …
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Walk into any newly finished apartment in Gulshan, Bashundhara, or Chattogram’s Khulshi today, and you’ll notice something different from just a few years ago. Bangladeshi homeowners are no longer simply copying Pinterest boards from Europe or the Gulf they’re demanding interiors that actually work for our climate, our space constraints, and our way of living. As we move into 2026, …
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