This premium 3BHK flat in [area], Visakhapatnam was designed and executed end to end by RIAS Architects & Interiors. The brief was a home that feels rich but calm: warm walnut tones, soft cream surfaces and light that does the decorating. Every room has its own signature piece, from a backlit Ganesha pooja unit to hand-painted mural walls in the bedrooms.

If you are planning interiors for a new 3BHK and want it to feel high-end without looking busy, this walkthrough shows how we did it, room by room.

Home - 3BHK apartment, Vaisakhi Skypark Yendada, Visakhapatnam, Beside MK ONE

Carpet area - [2500 sq ft]

Scope - Complete interiors: false ceiling and lighting, foyer, living, dining, kitchen, three bedrooms, pooja, wash area

Style - Warm contemporary with Indian art accents

Timeline - [20] weeks from final design to handover

Design team- Ar. Pradeep & Ar. Tilak, RIAS Architects & Interiors

3D / VR walkthrough- Yes, before execution (Eshwara Rao garu 3bhk flat B1-406 interior design )

The walkthrough, room by room

Foyer and dining: the fluted glass partition

The first thing you see is a sculpted partition between the entrance and the dining area. Twelve soft-cornered windows hold ribbed (fluted) glass, so light passes through while the view stays private. Below it, a curved console in cream high-gloss with a dark walnut top and plinth gives shoe and utility storage without looking like storage.

Overhead, dark wooden slat panels run across the ceiling, cut with linear LED lines. They lead the eye from the entrance into the home and divide the open hall into foyer, dining and living zones without a single wall.

Pooja niche and moulded wall

Along the passage, a recessed pooja niche glows with a backlit deity panel framed in walnut, with a floating cream unit below for diyas and essentials. Next to it, a cream wall with raised rounded-rectangle mouldings adds texture without adding colour, a quieter way to dress a long wall than wallpaper.

Living room: the backlit TV and display wall

The living room is built around a walnut-framed entertainment wall. A textured stone-look panel is backlit with warm LED, flanked by lit display niches for art pieces, above floating cream drawers that keep the floor visible and the room feeling larger.

A dark wood band with a hidden light line runs along the opposite wall, and sheer and blackout curtains sit behind a lit pelmet. In the evening, the room is lit almost entirely by hidden light, with no harsh ceiling glare.

• Modular kitchen: three finishes, one calm palette

• The L-shaped kitchen layers three finishes: high-gloss cream lofts with gold handles at the top, warm wood-finish cabinets and black-framed glass shutters with internal profile lights in the middle, and soft taupe base units with black profile handles below. A white quartz-look countertop and an elongated-hexagon textured backsplash, lit from under the cabinets, tie it together.

• A tall unit holds an appliance niche and a wicker pull-out basket for vegetables, so the counter stays clear for cooking.

Master bedroom: a wall that wraps the bed

In the master bedroom, the wardrobes, lofts and side tables are designed as one continuous unit that frames the bed. Inside the frame, a folk-art mural of trees, deer and a golden sun sits above a channel-tufted upholstered headboard, washed by a concealed light strip.

The side tables have built-in charging points, a window seat runs under the second window, and a full-height sliding wardrobe in a textured fabric-finish laminate keeps the room uncluttered.

Bedroom with pooja unit and lake mural

The second bedroom combines rest and prayer. A pooja unit with white backlit doors carries mirror-gold Ganesha and lotus cut-outs and bell motifs, with a row of framed deity tiles above. Beside it, a grey marble-pattern wardrobe and a lit glass display niche lead to a slim study or vanity desk.

The headboard wall is a hand-painted lake scene in a traditional Indian style, set above walnut panelling with a cove light line.

• Third bedroom: dusty rose and cream

• The third bedroom uses a two-tone wardrobe in dusty rose and cream matte with gold knobs, a lit glass display column and drawers. A full-length mirror and a wall-mounted TV and study panel with a matching rose band complete a room that suits a teenager, guest or parents equally well.

Materials and finishes used

Flooring

• Large-format Statuario-look tiles with gold veining [confirm: vitrified tile or marble]

Ceiling

• Dark wooden slat panels with linear LED profiles, cove lighting

Partition

• Ribbed / fluted glass in a cream frame

TV wall

Backlit textured stone-look panel in a walnut frame [confirm material]

Kitchen shutters

• High-gloss cream lofts, wood-finish cabinets, black aluminium glass shutters, matte taupe bases

Kitchen counter and backsplash

• White quartz-look counter [confirm], elongated-hexagon textured tile

Bedrooms

• Fabric-finish and matte laminates, upholstered headboard, hand-painted and mural wall art

Pooja unit

• Backlit white doors with mirror-gold Ganesha and lotus cut-outs

Hardware

• Gold and black profile handles

What makes a 3BHK interior feel premium

Premium is rarely about the most expensive material. In this home, it comes from five decisions any 3BHK owner can borrow.

1. One warm palette everywhere. Walnut, cream and gold repeat in every room, so the flat reads as one home, not eight separate designs.

2. Light that is hidden, not hung. Profile lines, cove strips and backlit panels replace bright ceiling lights. The result is soft, even and flattering.

3. One hero piece per room. The partition, the TV wall, the pooja doors and each mural are the stars. Everything around them stays quiet.

4. Storage that disappears. Full-height wardrobes, lofts, floating units and built-in side tables mean very little loose furniture, and clear floors look larger and more expensive.

5. Art that belongs to the place. Indian folk-art murals and the Ganesha cut-outs give the home a sense of identity that imported decor cannot.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a premium 3BHK interior cost in Vizag? It depends on the scope, the materials and the size of the flat. A complete premium 3BHK like this one typically starts from ₹[X] lakh. We share a detailed, room-wise estimate after the first site visit.

How long does a full 3BHK interior take? Usually [7]–[12] weeks from final design approval to handover, depending on the scope.

Can I see my home before work starts? Yes. Every RIAS project gets 3D views and a 360° VR walkthrough, so you can walk through your home and make changes before anything is built.

Do you design pooja units and wall murals? Yes. We design custom pooja units, from backlit cut-out doors to full pooja rooms, and coordinate hand-painted or printed murals for feature walls.

Which areas of Visakhapatnam do you work in? All of Vizag, including MVP Colony, Madhurawada, Rushikonda, Seethammadhara, Maddilapalem, Gajuwaka and Aganampudi.

Planning your 3BHK interiors?

If you have just got the keys to a new flat, the best time to plan is before you move in. Talk to us about a 3D design for your home.

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