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Interior designers, architects, design students and families planning their home
The furniture guide is what I open most — clearances, circulation space and room-wise layouts in one place. It saves time when I'm planning a client's living room and need the numbers quickly instead of guessing.
We bought this before doing up our new flat. The colour theory book helped us pick a palette that actually works together, and the Vastu book made it easy to plan the pooja room and kitchen without confusing advice from ten different people.
A lot of my clients ask about Vastu. This book explains the principles in a practical way for modern apartments, so I can discuss layout options sensibly instead of just saying yes or no. Useful to keep on the studio shelf.
Colour theory was always confusing in class. The formulas and room-wise schemes finally made it click. Having furniture, colour and Vastu together in one set has been really helpful for my projects.
I use it to show clients options before we start work. Clear layouts, standard sizes and colour combinations make discussions faster, and there are fewer changes midway through the job.
Three books by Archinex, shipped together:
Furniture Designing Guide — furniture arrangement rules from basics to advanced, clearances, circulation and room-wise layouts.
Color Theory Formula — colour wheel, palettes, room-wise colour schemes and how light changes colour.
Vastu & Spatial Harmony for Modern Homes — traditional Vastu principles applied practically to today's apartments and villas.
Interior designers, architects and design students who want a quick practical reference, and homeowners planning a new home or a makeover who want to make confident decisions before spending money.
Yes. The books are written in simple language with visual layouts and examples. You don't need a design background to plan furniture placement, choose a colour palette or understand which room goes where.
Yes — that's the focus. Most Vastu advice assumes an independent house with full freedom of layout. This book shows how to apply the principles sensibly in modern apartments, where you can't move walls or change the entrance, through furniture placement, room use and colour.
No. Vastu is presented as a traditional system of spatial planning, explained practically so you can apply it alongside good design. We don't promise specific outcomes — the aim is a home that is well planned, comfortable and in line with principles many Indian families value.
Yes — especially for projects and studio work. Standard sizes, clearances and colour schemes are the things students look up again and again. It's a practical reference, not a course textbook, so use it alongside your syllabus.
Free shipping across India. All three books ship together, dispatched within 24–48 working hours and usually delivered in 3–7 working days, with a tracking link shared as soon as the parcel ships. Partial COD is available at ₹49 — book with that, pay the rest on delivery. Prepaid orders get an extra 10% off.
