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About

Interior design thoughtfully

Aarohi Mehta combines spatial planning, material selection and interior styling to shape rooms that feel calm, practical and considered.

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Background

A practical eye for rooms that need clarity.

Her work is shaped by how people move, store, work and relax in a space. That perspective keeps the process grounded in real use, while still leaving room for warmth and detail.

The focus stays on interiors that support daily routines and feel composed from the first glance to the last finishing layer.

Ornate architectural details with warm sunlight casting shadows

Material tones, texture and proportion guide the composition.

Experience

Work shaped by spatial planning and attentive styling.

The practice centers on interiors that need clear planning, thoughtful material choices and a finish that feels resolved rather than overworked.

Spatial planning

Organising layouts with ease of movement in mind.

Planning decisions support circulation, furniture placement and the everyday use of the room.

Material selection

Choosing finishes that feel calm and durable.

Surface, tone and texture are selected to create quiet continuity across the room.

Interior styling

Layering objects and details without visual clutter.

Styling brings the final softness through balance, restraint and considered placement.

Creative consulting

Translating ideas into a clear visual direction.

Consulting work aligns concept, mood and practical decisions before the room takes shape.

Projects

Two ideas that show the range of the work.

These concepts reflect the kind of interior thinking Aarohi brings to a brief: one focused on open, collaborative work; the other on compact comfort and better use of space.

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The Green Workspace

A modern office concept built around collaborative work areas, greenery, natural light and ergonomic furniture.

a compact apartment interior with storage and soft light

The Urban Retreat

A compact apartment concept focused on multifunctional furniture, improved storage and efficient use of limited space.

Education and skills

Tools, training and a steady design point of view.

The work draws on a mix of practical and visual skills: reading a room, shaping layouts, selecting finishes and refining the details that make a space feel complete.

Education

Education details were not supplied, so the focus stays on the practice itself and the way it is applied to interior work.

Skills

  • ✓Spatial planning
  • ✓Material selection
  • ✓Interior styling
  • ✓Creative consulting

Collaboration

Ideas become clearer when the brief is simple and direct.

If you want to shape an interior concept, refine a room or discuss a design direction, the next step is to connect for collaborations.

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