Interior design & home renovation in Greater Kailash 2 — from our South Delhi studio.

In 2026, home renovation in Greater Kailash 2 costs roughly ₹1,400–2,200 per sq ft for a standard scope (new kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, electrical and plumbing upgrades), ₹2,200–3,500 per sq ft for a premium renovation with layout changes and designer finishes, and ₹3,500+ per sq ft for a luxury kothi renovation with facade and structural work. A typical 2,000 sq ft flat in GK-2 lands between ₹28 lakh and ₹70 lakh; a 3,000 sq ft kothi with structural and facade scope runs ₹60 lakh to ₹1.1 crore. South Delhi sits at the top of NCR pricing because of older structures and higher finish expectations.

Interior design fees in GK-2 typically run ₹50–150 per sq ft for standalone design services, or are absorbed into a turnkey contract when the same studio executes the work — which is how most of our GK-2 projects are structured. A full interior design and fit-out for a 3BHK flat (1,400–1,800 sq ft) usually costs ₹20–45 lakh including the kitchen, wardrobes, ceilings, lighting, furniture and styling. The kitchen and wardrobes are 40–50% of a typical interior budget.

A full flat renovation in GK-2 takes 8–14 weeks; a kothi renovation with structural, facade or waterproofing scope takes 4–7 months. GK-2's 30–40 year old kothis usually need 2–3 weeks of strip-out and discovery before the real scope is known. Between November and January, GRAP restrictions can pause dust-generating work like demolition and masonry, so we sequence the calendar around winter — the same schedule logic as Gurgaon, since the rules are NCR-wide.

Internal, non-structural renovation needs no MCD approval. Flats and builder floors in GK-2 need an RWA or apartment-association NOC before work starts, with fixed working hours and debris rules. In plotted kothis, internal work is free of approvals, but structural changes — adding a floor, extending covered area, or altering the facade line — need revised sanctioned plans from MCD, plus compliance with the MPD's floor-area rules for the plot. All sites must follow dust and construction-waste norms, with GRAP restrictions in winter.

Renovate when the frame is sound — a premium renovation costs ₹2,200–3,500 per sq ft against ₹3,500–5,000+ per sq ft to demolish and rebuild a kothi, plus 12–20 months and fresh MCD approvals. Rebuild when the foundation or frame is compromised, when you want a floor the old structure can't carry, or when renovation quotes cross roughly 70% of reconstruction cost — beyond that line, a rebuild gives you a new asset for marginally more money.

Livspace and HomeLane are commercial interior-furnishing companies built around factory-made modular packages — they don't do demolition, masonry, waterproofing, rewiring or structural strengthening, which is most of the work in a 30–40 year old GK-2 home. Evas Designs is a design-build studio: architecture, civil work, services and interiors by one in-house team under one contract. For a modular-kitchen-and-wardrobes refresh in a newer flat, the big brands are competitive; for a kothi renovation, they aren't in that business.

Our South Delhi studio serves Greater Kailash 2 and the surrounding neighbourhoods — Greater Kailash 1, Alaknanda, Chittaranjan Park, Kalkaji, Govindpuri, Pamposh Enclave, Nehru Place, East of Kailash and Chirag Delhi — plus South Extension, Hauz Khas, Panchsheel, Green Park and Saket through our Malviya Nagar team. Across the border, our Gurugram studio serves DLF, Sushant Lok, South City, Golf Course Road and Golf Course Extension Road.

Yes. Every GK-2 project starts with a free site inspection, followed by concept drawings and a photorealistic 3D elevation, then an itemised line-by-line BOQ. Nothing is signed until you've seen what your home will look like and exactly what it will cost. For ballpark numbers first, use our free construction cost calculator — it gives locality-wise 2026 rates before you spend anything on design.