DHA Karachi — Full Home

The client had recently completed a full interior design project with a Karachi-based designer and needed all furniture custom built to match the colour palette, finish selections, and spatial measurements already fixed in the render files. Every room had specific constraints — the master bedroom featured a tray ceiling with downlights that dictated the exact height of the wardrobe, the kids room required two distinct setups within a shared space, and the living room needed a sofa and coffee table arrangement that worked around a large built-in bookshelf. All pieces were built to precise measurements, with no standard sizes used anywhere in the home. The dining set was the most intricate item — a walnut table with hairpin legs in a non-standard length matched to six chairs upholstered in a fabric the client had sourced independently.

The master bedroom had a sloped ceiling that dropped 14 inches over the wardrobe run, requiring panels of three different heights within a single continuous unit. The joints between panels needed to be invisible from the front. The dining chairs presented a separate problem — the client's chosen fabric had a directional pattern that needed to be centred on each seat and back panel individually, meaning the upholstery had to be cut and positioned one chair at a time.