Process
A turnkey commission is a promise of simplicity: one studio, one point of contact, from the first sketch to the final key in your hand. There is no coordinating between architect, contractor and decorator — the responsibility, and the accountability, sit in one place.
How a turnkey project works
In practice, design, procurement, construction and finishing move as a single managed process. Because the same team draws the detail and then builds it, intent is not lost in translation; timelines are held, budgets are respected, and quality is protected because no one hands the project off midway.
What the client experiences
The client’s experience is refreshingly quiet. You describe how you want to live and work; we resolve the plan, source the materials, run the site, and manage the trades. Progress is reported, decisions are consolidated, and surprises are kept to a minimum.
Why choose turnkey
The payoff is a space that arrives complete — furnished, styled and ready to occupy — delivered with an artist’s eye and a manager’s discipline. For anyone who does not want a second job managing their own build, it is the calmest route to a finished home.
Turnkey vs hiring everyone separately
In the traditional route, you appoint an architect, then an interior designer, then a contractor and a dozen specialist vendors — and you become the person who coordinates them. Every handover between them is a chance for delays, extra cost and finger-pointing. In a turnkey project the studio carries that coordination, and one contract covers design, materials and execution.
Still deciding who to hire? Read architect vs interior designer: who do you need? and how to choose an architect in Udaipur. The Batiment works as an architect and interior designer in Udaipur on a turnkey basis — see our projects.