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Chhatarpur, New Delhi

Farmhouse Interior Designers in Chhatarpur, New Delhi

Eagle Decor are interior designers for farmhouses and villas in Chhatarpur and the South Delhi farm belt. We design, make and install the whole interior, for large houses where double-height rooms, long sightlines and entertaining space set the design problem.

We work across Chhatarpur Enclave, Satbari, Mandi Road, Sultanpur, Gadaipur, Dera Mandi and the wider New Delhi area.

The Chhatarpur farm belt is a different design problem from anywhere else we work. The constraint is not space — it is what to do with the amount of it.

What large volumes actually demand

Lighting. A double-height living room lit from the ceiling gives you a bright void and a dim floor. These spaces need light brought down — pendants, wall washing, floor-level layers — or they photograph well and feel cold to sit in.

Acoustics. Hard stone, glass and a tall volume produce a room where a dinner conversation echoes. Rugs, upholstery, fabric and acoustic panelling are structural decisions here, not soft furnishing afterthoughts.

Furniture scale. A sofa that looks substantial in a showroom looks like doll’s furniture against a 20-foot wall. Most pieces on a farmhouse have to be drawn for the room, which is why the handmade furniture side of the business carries so much of this work.

Distance. Kitchen to dining, service to living, parking to entrance — the routes are long. Planning them badly is a cost the family pays every single day.

What a farmhouse project covers

A Chhatarpur farmhouse is usually several projects in one house. A typical scope for us includes:

  • the drawing room, family lounge and formal dining, often double-height;
  • bedroom suites with walk-in wardrobes and attached bathrooms;
  • a pooja room, frequently in carved or backlit marble;
  • the main kitchen and a separate service kitchen, with pantry and staff areas planned around them;
  • entertainment spaces such as a home theatre, bar or games room;
  • verandahs, porches and a pool or garden pavilion, where finishes have to survive heat, dust and monsoon.

Every piece of joinery in that list (wardrobes, panelling, kitchen, vanities, doors, display units) is made in our own manufacturing unit in Sector 44, Gurugram. That is what lets a house of this size stay consistent in finish from the first room to the last.

What sets the budget

Farmhouse budgets vary widely, and an average rate per square foot tells you very little. These are the things that actually move the number:

  • Built-up area and ceiling height. A double-height room needs more wall finish, larger fittings and more lighting than its floor area suggests.
  • Stone. Marble on floors only is one budget; book-matched marble on walls, staircases and bathrooms is another.
  • Joinery volume. Panelled rooms, full-height wardrobes and bespoke furniture are where most of a luxury budget goes.
  • Lighting and automation. Layered lighting with scene control costs more than a ceiling grid, and it is what makes a large room comfortable to sit in.
  • Outdoor areas. Weather-rated joinery and finishes for verandahs and pavilions are priced separately from the interior.

For a sense of current market rates, our guides to interior design cost per square foot and interior designer fees are a useful starting point. For a firm figure, we walk the property and quote against an agreed scope.

How a farmhouse project runs

  1. Site walk and survey. We measure the house and note what is sound and what has to change.
  2. Concept and layout. Room planning, furniture scale and the material language, agreed with the family.
  3. Drawings and selections. Working drawings, lighting layouts and samples of stone, veneer and fabric, approved before anything is ordered.
  4. Civil and services work on site, while the joinery is made in parallel in our unit.
  5. Installation, finishing and handover, room by room, with snagging before we leave.

Running manufacturing alongside site work is what keeps a full villa to six to nine months rather than longer.

Built, not rendered

Our Chhatarpur villa is a completed turnkey interior on the farm belt, executed in a classical language of marble, walnut and crystal across every room of the home. The photography is the finished house: a circular marble medallion at the entrance, walnut-panelled bedrooms, a hand-carved backlit marble pooja niche and Statuario marble bathrooms.

Interiors and construction together

On the farm belt the two often overlap, so we also offer construction planning and coordination. One team across both removes the standoff where each blames the other for the date.

Expect six to nine months for a full villa. To walk a specific property, book a consultation.

A project in Chhatarpur

Luxury Villa

A turnkey interior for the Rathore family's villa in Chhatarpur, New Delhi, executed in a classical language of marble, walnut, and crystal across every room of the home.

Villa entrance foyer with a circular marble medallion floor inlay, fluted white columns, an ornate gold mirror over a black-and-gold console, and a black marble pedestal with white flowers Formal sitting room framed by fluted white columns, with a dark-green velvet chesterfield sofa, two burgundy velvet armchairs, a gilded marble coffee table, and a large framed landscape painting Formal dining room set for eight with a dark-wood table, cream damask chairs, a gold chandelier, a large gilt mirror, and a walnut sideboard Master bedroom with dark walnut wall panelling, a carved cream-and-gold headboard, layered bedding with a burgundy runner, a crystal chandelier, and a tufted bench on a patterned rug

View the full project

Chhatarpur interior design — common questions

How is a farmhouse interior different from an apartment?
Scale changes the rules. Double-height volumes make lighting and acoustics genuinely difficult — a room that photographs beautifully can be unusable for conversation. Furniture that looks generous in a showroom reads as undersized against a 20-foot wall. And the distances between service areas and living areas are long enough that planning them badly costs real daily effort.
Do you handle outdoor and landscape-adjacent areas too?
We cover verandahs, porches, poolside pavilions and the transition zones where the house meets the garden, including the joinery and finishes that have to survive being half outdoors in a Delhi summer and monsoon. Full soft landscaping we coordinate with a landscape specialist rather than claim as our own.
Can you take on construction as well as interiors?
Yes — construction planning and coordination is a separate service line, which matters on the farm belt where interiors and structure often run together. Being one team across both removes the familiar standoff where the contractor and the designer each say the other is holding up the date.
How long does a full farmhouse take?
Realistically six to nine months for a full turnkey villa interior, driven by joinery volume and stone rather than by site labour. Anyone quoting a large farmhouse in twelve weeks is either scoping something much smaller or planning to disappoint you.
What does a farmhouse interior in Chhatarpur cost?
It depends far more on the house than on a per-square-foot rate. Built-up area and ceiling height, how much stone goes on walls as well as floors, the volume of custom joinery, the lighting and automation scope and how much of the outdoor area is included all move the number. We price after walking the property and agreeing a scope, and the quote lists each of those items so you can see where the money goes.
Do you renovate existing farmhouses, or only new builds?
Both. Many Chhatarpur farmhouses are fifteen or twenty years old and need new services, kitchens, bathrooms and joinery rather than a full rebuild. We survey what is there first, so the scheme keeps what is sound and replaces what is not.
Do you work outside Chhatarpur?
Yes. Most of our farmhouse work is on the South Delhi farm belt around Chhatarpur, Satbari, Mandi Road and Sultanpur, and we take on villas and large homes across Delhi, Gurugram and Noida from our studio and manufacturing unit in Sector 44, Gurugram.