Karim Nagar · 2026

Master bedroom in Karim Nagar

A bedroom drawn wall by wall and then built: a six-door wardrobe run with a dressing table worked into it, a fluted TV wall, and an arched feature panel lit from behind.

Wardrobes TV Units & Living Room 3D Design

The design journey

What we drew, and what we built.

Same camera position in both frames. Drag to compare.

The same wardrobe wall as built, with the oval mirror set on a fluted panel above the dressing table and the display niche lit from within — The wardrobe wall, from the door — drag to compare the render with the finished room

The wardrobe wall, from the door — drag to compare the render with the finished room

The television wall as built, the fluted panel framed by a recessed cove light with the floating drawer unit beneath it — The television wall — drag to compare the render with the finished room

The television wall — drag to compare the render with the finished room

How this one came together

The room had to hold a lot: full-height hanging for two people, a dressing table, a television, and somewhere for the things that usually end up on a windowsill. Drawing it first is what made that fit — the wardrobe run, the mirror and the display niche were set out against real wall dimensions before a single board was ordered.

The arch is the part everyone notices. It was drawn as a carved floral panel and built as a textured moon surface against a navy wall, with the cove light behind it doing the work. That change happened between the drawing and the build, which is what the approval stage is for. Compare the two images above and the joinery is identical; the finish is not.

The ceiling was drawn as well. Profile lighting set into a recess, with two pendant drops either side of the bed — laid out on paper so the electrician knew where to pull wire before the false ceiling closed up.

Handleless top boxes over long vertical pulls. Cove lighting behind the arch and inside the display niche.