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Planning, 2D and 3D design, custom carpentry, modular kitchen, false ceiling, electrical, painting, selected civil work, material coordination, site supervision, quality checks, snagging and handover can form part of a complete-home project. Your written proposal defines the actual inclusions, exclusions and allowances.

Our focus is complete interiors for 2 BHK, 3 BHK and 4 BHK apartments, penthouses, villas and bungalows. We assess the property, full-home scope, investment and timing together before confirming whether a project is a suitable fit.

Our studio is based in Wakad and serves Pune and PCMC, including Baner, Balewadi, Hinjewadi, Aundh, Pashan, Bavdhan, Ravet, Kiwale, Pimple Saudagar, Pimple Nilakh and Chinchwad. Share your exact society and location so we can confirm suitability and site access.

No. Oaks N Stones currently accepts complete-home turnkey interiors and complete-home renovations only. We do not take one-room, isolated carpentry, kitchen-only, partial interior or paint-only jobs. A coordinated full-home scope allows us to plan the design, materials and execution as one project.

We consider complete-home renovations after assessing access, dust control, safety and sequencing. Whether you can remain in the home depends on the work involved. Hidden conditions, existing services and rooms that cannot progress together can affect the cost and schedule.

Oaks N Stones currently focuses on complete-home design with coordinated turnkey execution. If you need drawings only or already have an execution team, explain this in your enquiry so we can confirm whether your requirement fits our current service.

Use Begin your brief on the website, or contact the studio through the listed phone, WhatsApp or email links. Share your property location, home type, approximate carpet area, possession status, full-home requirements, investment band and preferred completion period.

A floor plan, carpet area, site or builder photographs, possession date and a short list of priorities help us prepare. Add your preferred investment band and a few reference images. Please include the needs of everyone who will use the home.

We clarify your lifestyle, property, scope, priorities, investment and timeline. If the project is a strong mutual fit, the next steps are site assessment and a structured proposal. Detailed design proceeds according to the agreed engagement and payment terms.

Studio visits are by arrangement. Contact us first to confirm a suitable consultation time and use the website's footer map for directions to Mi Commercia, Wakad. Bringing your floor plan and involving the main decision-makers makes the meeting more useful.

Our complete-home enquiry bands are ₹10–12 lakh, ₹12–16 lakh, ₹16–20 lakh, ₹20–25 lakh, ₹25–35 lakh, ₹35–50 lakh and ₹50 lakh+. The suitable band depends on carpet area, civil work, storage, finishes, furniture and detailing. These are planning bands, not fixed quotations.

No. The website and investment planner provide indicative starting points. A confirmed proposal depends on the measured property, approved requirements, specifications and inclusions. Two homes with the same number of bedrooms can have different quantities and levels of work.

We align scope, material level and priorities to an investment band before execution. The proposal records the item-wise scope, allowances, payment stages and exclusions. When a selection or change affects cost, its impact should be agreed before procurement or work proceeds.

Compare quantities, dimensions, material grades, hardware models, finishes, civil and electrical work, design deliverables and exclusions. A lower total may cover fewer items or different specifications. A useful comparison checks the same scope rather than the headline price alone.

Yes. Tell us which rooms and features matter most. Planning can prioritise everyday storage, kitchen use and important finishes, then simplify less essential details. The complete-home scope still needs to remain practical and consistent with the agreed investment.

The usual category-wise stages are 50% advance, 45% before the next agreed work or material stage, and 5% at the agreed completion milestone. Miscellaneous and civil items generally require 100% advance. Your approved quotation's Payment Terms sheet specifies the applicable categories and exact triggers.

Design fees, booking amounts and any adjustment against the project value must be stated in the proposal or engagement terms. Do not assume that a general website range includes a particular fee or that an advance is refundable; check the written terms before payment.

Only when they are listed in your proposal. These items may be included, allowed for separately or supplied by you. Confirm quantities, models, installation responsibility and allowances early so the total budget covers the finished home you expect.

Check the quotation for the treatment of applicable taxes, society deposits, permissions, utility charges and other exclusions. We recommend clarifying these before accepting the proposal so your overall project budget includes amounts payable outside the listed work.

A change is documented with its scope, cost and timeline impact before execution. Approved variations remain separate from the original scope so you can see what changed. Revised drawings, selections and quantities should be confirmed before the affected work moves ahead.

Yes. Layout, storage, materials, lighting and detailing are developed around your family, routines, maintenance preferences and the architecture of your home. Reference images help communicate your taste, but the design needs to fit your actual space and agreed budget.

Space planning, 2D documentation and realistic 3D views form part of our complete-home design process. Your proposal defines the deliverables. Layouts, important details and material selections need approval before the corresponding procurement and execution stages.

Yes. Share a small selection and explain what you like about each image, such as the colour, storage, lighting or proportions. We adapt suitable ideas to your measurements, everyday use and budget instead of treating a reference photograph as a ready-to-build drawing.

A 3D view communicates the agreed design intent. Screens, lighting, material batches and natural textures can change how finishes appear. Final drawings, approved samples and written specifications are the practical references for execution, including any approved changes.

Yes, when requested. Share your priorities at the planning stage so they can be considered for the kitchen, pooja space, bedrooms and circulation. We balance those preferences with the existing structure, natural light, services and everyday usability.

Tell us about ages, routines, reach, movement, storage and maintenance needs during the brief. These can inform circulation, furniture edges, access, finishes and room layouts. Any specialist accessibility requirement should be discussed and assessed for the particular home.

Yes, where their condition, dimensions and location fit the complete-home plan. Share measurements and photographs early. The scope should identify what stays, what moves and what is replaced, including responsibility for dismantling, protection, transport and reinstallation where needed.

The number of revisions, approval stages and any additional design charges are set out in the engagement terms. Please consolidate feedback from the household at each stage. Late changes after drawings or materials are approved can affect both cost and completion.

Agree on the main decision-makers at the start and include them in important reviews. Layouts, finishes, hardware, lighting and changes should be confirmed clearly before the next dependent stage. Consolidated approvals reduce conflicting instructions and avoidable rework.

Initial discussions and concept planning can use the builder's floor plan and your requirements. Final measurements, site checks and service positions still need verification after access is available. Execution dates depend on possession, site readiness, approvals and the agreed project programme.

Specifications are chosen for location and use: BWP ply in wet or moisture-prone areas, suitable quality ply in dry areas, and proven hardware such as Hettich or Häfele where appropriate. Brand, grade, model, finish and allowances should be documented in the approved scope.

The specification depends on moisture exposure, the item's use and the approved proposal. Kitchen areas near water and bathroom vanities need different consideration from dry bedroom storage. Ask for the grade and thickness to be recorded for the relevant items rather than relying on a general label.

Finish options are assessed against appearance, durability, maintenance, lead time and cost. Tell us your preferences during design. The selected finish and its extent should be confirmed in the drawings, samples and proposal before material orders are placed.

Material and finish approvals are part of the design process. Review physical samples where available, particularly for visible surfaces, fabrics and paint. Consider them together and under the home's lighting, because a photograph or phone screen can show colours differently.

Yes. Share your cleaning routine, use of the rooms and finishes you want to avoid. The design can favour accessible storage, practical surfaces and simpler detailing. Maintenance needs still vary by material, so selections should follow the relevant care instructions.

We consider cooking habits, appliances, utensils, pantry needs, worktop use and circulation. Drawer, shelf and accessory choices are then coordinated with cabinet dimensions and service points. Exact accessories, quantities and hardware models belong in the approved kitchen scope.

Lighting and electrical planning are coordinated with furniture layouts and appliance requirements as part of the agreed scope. Share appliance specifications early. Final points, switching, fixtures and any specialist work should be confirmed before concealed wiring, ceilings and cabinetry are completed.

Discuss the functions you want during planning, such as lighting control or motorised curtains. Compatibility, wiring, product choice and specialist installation need assessment and a separate clear allowance where applicable. Automation is included only when expressly listed in the proposal.

Availability can change, so a proposed substitute should be reviewed for specification, appearance, cost and lead time before it is used. Record the approved replacement clearly. A similar brand name alone does not establish that two products have the same performance or features.

Tell us about any known dampness or leakage before design and site work. The cause and required repair need assessment before finishes or storage cover the area. Repair scope, responsibility, approvals and any effect on the programme should be agreed separately and recorded.

As an indicative starting point after design approval and site readiness, a 2 BHK may need about 60 days plus a 15-day buffer, a 3 BHK about three months plus buffer, and a 4 BHK about four months plus buffer. Your confirmed programme depends on the actual scope and conditions.

Site access, the approved scope and drawings, key selections, required payments and applicable society permissions need to be in place. Water, electricity, lift access, storage and work-hour restrictions should also be discussed so the sequence can be planned realistically.

The turnkey process brings design, materials and specialist trade teams into one coordinated plan. Work progresses through agreed stages and reviews. Confirm your project contact and escalation route at the start so instructions and approvals reach the right person.

Work progresses through planned stages with material approvals, site reviews, progress communication and issue escalation. Important decisions are confirmed before the next dependent activity. Agree the communication channel and update arrangement for your project at the outset.

Permitted work hours, lift bookings, noisy-work restrictions, material movement, holidays and permissions can affect sequencing. Share the society's written rules before the programme is agreed. Access interruptions or additional restrictions may require the schedule to be revised.

Arrange visits with the project contact so they fit the work being carried out and any site or society restrictions. An active worksite can contain tools, dust and unfinished services. Follow the site's access instructions and avoid giving conflicting directions directly to individual trades.

Delayed possession or access, pending selections, revised designs, payment delays, concealed site conditions, society restrictions and special-order materials can affect progress. We review the impact on dependent activities and discuss the revised sequence when a material change arises.

Share the date during the first discussion so feasibility can be assessed against scope, access and procurement. A website estimate is not a guaranteed handover date. The project programme and any specific completion commitments must be agreed in writing.

Existing wiring, plumbing, dampness or construction details may only become clear after opening up an area. The finding and proposed work should be explained, with cost and schedule implications documented. Additional work proceeds according to the agreed variation and approval process.

Any proposed alteration needs site-specific assessment and the relevant permissions or professional input. A design concept is not approval to alter structural elements or shared services. Feasibility, scope, responsibility and approvals must be resolved before the affected work begins.

The handover stage includes agreed finishing checks, snagging and a review of the completed scope. Outstanding items and responsibilities should be recorded clearly. Relevant product details, care information and service commitments are addressed according to your proposal and supplied documentation.

Snagging is a documented check for items that need adjustment or finishing before the agreed close-out. It may cover alignment, fittings, finishes and operation of installed items. Recording the list with locations helps everyone track what needs attention and when it is resolved.

Manufacturer warranties apply to eligible hardware, appliances and branded products under their own terms. Workmanship and service commitments are stated project by project in the final proposal, with exclusions. No blanket warranty period should be assumed from a website image or general description.

No. Coverage depends on the product, documentation and the manufacturer's terms. Normal wear, misuse, water exposure, maintenance or unauthorised changes may be treated differently. Keep the relevant invoices and warranty information and check the applicable terms for the specific item.

Contact the studio with your project name, location, a clear description and photographs or a short video. Include the item and when you noticed the issue. This helps us assess whether the next step is a site review, adjustment or contact with the relevant product supplier.

Ask for the relevant product and finish care information at handover. Different laminates, veneers, painted surfaces, fabrics and hardware need different cleaning methods. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and check before using unfamiliar chemicals or abrasive products.

Contact the studio before changing installed cabinetry, fittings or services, especially where an existing warranty may be affected. Feasibility, availability, scope and charges need separate confirmation. Future alteration work is not automatically included in the original project value.

The Residences page includes original Oaks N Stones project photographs and walkthrough footage. Images identified as design mood or inspiration communicate a visual direction and are not presented as completed project photographs. Your own home is developed from its separate brief and approved design.

Start with the Residences gallery and walkthroughs, then tell us your home type, area and preferred style. We can discuss relevant available examples during the consultation. Access to an occupied client home is subject to that client's consent and cannot be assumed.

Use Begin your brief, WhatsApp, email or the studio phone link to share your question and property details. The website's AI assistant can help with general information; project-specific prices, availability, inclusions and commitments need confirmation from the studio in your written proposal.