Sajeesh N S

I initiated Kerala Interior Designer in January 2011, driven by the desire to fulfill my dreams and grow my career. Over the years, I have accomplished close to 40 successful projects in different areas.

• Collaborating with clients to understand their needs, preferences, and budget constraints
• Conducting site visits and measurements to gather information about the space
• Selecting and sourcing materials, furniture, fixtures, and accessories
• Presenting design concepts and proposals to clients
• Estimating costs and preparing project budgets
• Managing timelines and deadlines
• Coordinating with architects, contractors, and other professionals involved in the project
• Overseeing the installation of design elements and ensuring quality control
• Staying updated with latest design trends, products, and technologies
• Ensuring compliance with building codes and regulations
• Launched Kerala Interior Designer in January 2011 with the goal of achieving my dreams and developing my career
• Completed nearly 40 successful projects across different regions
• Fortunate to have a team of 20 members who assist in entrepreneurial endeavours
• Developed space planning concepts, colour palette selections, and textile presentations.
• Participated in furniture selection and documentation of specifications.
• Specified appropriate products and materials to meet project objectives and design scheme.
• Developed key client relationships, providing design solutions that met needs and budgets without compromising quality or design intent.
• Collaborated with architects and contractors to ensure seamless integration of design elements.

• Overseeing and guiding the work patterns
• Established a safety checklist for fellow construction workers unique to different sites, reducing site-related injuries
• Assisted framers, carpenters, electricians, welders, roofers, and other trade workers by maintaining clear workspaces
• Arranging materials on time, increasing efficiency on-site
• Maintained physical fitness, resulting in 0 instances of injuries