Club & Sports Facilities
Club houses and sports facility interiors, combining guest-facing lounge and dining areas with back-of-house and change-room fit-out in a single project scope.
General Contracting
Hospitality Fit-Outs: Custom Joinery and Civil Work Under One Contract
Hotel lobbies, guest rooms, restaurants, bars, and commercial kitchens built by one team, with reception counters, bar fronts, and banquette seating fabricated at IBS's own workshop rather than sourced through a separate joinery vendor. Renovations of operating properties are phased floor by floor, with night-work scheduling to protect guest comfort in occupied areas.
In-house joinery and furniture fabricationPhased renovation for operating hotelsCommercial kitchen construction in-houseBrand standards manual compliance
Last updated: 3 August 2026
15+ years
Operating history
In-house
Joinery & furniture fabrication
Phased
Renovation for live properties
In Short
Hotel and restaurant fit-outs usually happen around paying guests. Impulse Branding Solutions phases renovation floor by floor with night-work scheduling and dust and noise control, and fabricates reception counters, bar fronts, restaurant furniture and banquette seating at its own workshop, so the joinery matches the designer's brief without a vendor's interpretation in between.
Most hospitality renovations run through several vendors at once: an interior designer's brief, a joinery contractor building furniture off that brief, a separate kitchen contractor for the back of house, and a main contractor holding the civil and MEP scope. Each handoff is a chance for the finished piece to drift from what the designer drew: a bar front built by a vendor who never saw the original render, a reception counter in a slightly different lacquer than the sample board. Impulse Branding Solutions fabricates joinery and furniture in its own workshop as part of the same contract as the civil and MEP scope, so the same team that read the drawing is the team that cut the panel. For an operating hotel, that also means the renovation programme can be phased by floor or wing, with work scheduled at night in guest-facing zones, rather than closing the property, or an entire wing of it, for the length of the project.
What We Make
What kinds of hospitality fit-out projects does IBS execute?
India's listed hotel operators plan to add more than 70,000 rooms by 2030 (CBRE, 2026), spread across new construction and the renovation of existing properties. Hospitality fit-out work spans several delivery formats to match, each with its own coordination requirement and finish standard. Below is what each format covers.
General Contracting · Type 01
Hotel Lobby & Guest Room Renovation
Lobby and guest room renovation for operating hotels, planned around the property staying open through the works. Reception counters, feature walls, and room joinery are fabricated in-house to the finish standard a guest-facing space requires.
- Phased delivery: floor by floor or section by section, so unaffected areas stay open to guests
- Night-work scheduling: dust and noise control protocols for work adjacent to occupied guest areas
- In-house joinery: reception counters, headboard panels, and fitted wardrobes fabricated to the design brief, not sourced through a separate vendor
General Contracting · Type 02
Restaurant & Bar Fit-Outs
Full-service restaurants, bars, and cafes built from civil shell to opening-ready, with bar counters, banquette seating, and acoustic treatment produced alongside the core fit-out rather than added afterward.
- Bar front and counter fabrication: built in-house to the design drawing, not sourced from a separate joinery vendor
- Kitchen and dining coordination: back-of-house kitchen infrastructure planned alongside the dining floor from the drawing stage
- Acoustic and ambient finish: lighting design and acoustic treatment specified to the concept's guest experience brief
General Contracting · Type 03
QSR & Multi-City F&B Rollouts
Quick-service and cafe chain rollouts across multiple cities, built on the same centralised production model IBS applies to retail chain rollouts: one workshop, one specification, coordinated site by site.
- Centrally fabricated joinery: counter units and fixtures produced at one facility, not by a different local fabricator per city
- Consistent graphics and signage: brand elements matched across every outlet in the rollout programme
- Coordinated multi-site installation: site teams scheduled against a shared rollout calendar, not city by city in isolation
General Contracting · Type 04
Commercial Kitchen Construction
Back-of-house kitchen construction for hotels, restaurants, and QSR outlets. Stainless steel fabrication, ventilation, and fire suppression are built to commercial kitchen standard, not a domestic kitchen scaled up.
- Stainless steel fabrication and ventilation: exhaust routing and fresh-air ventilation sized to the kitchen's equipment load
- Grease trap and gas plumbing: provisions built into the drawing before the floor and ceiling are finished
- Ansul fire suppression: coordinated with a certified suppression vendor alongside the kitchen equipment supplier
General Contracting · Type 05
Spa & Wellness Fit-Outs
Spa, wellness centre, and wet-area fit-outs for hotels and clubs, where waterproofing and ventilation failures are the most expensive defects to correct after handover.
- Wet zone construction: steam rooms, jacuzzis, and hydrotherapy pools built with specialist waterproofing
- Treatment room and changing facility fit-out: finished to the same premium standard as the rest of the property
- Ventilation for high-humidity zones: sized for wet-area moisture load, not standard HVAC ducting
General Contracting · Type 06
Banquet Halls & Event Venues
Large-format event spaces built for repeated reconfiguration: banquet halls, conference facilities, and club event spaces that convert between layouts without visible wear.
- Large-span joinery and finish: durable finishes specified for spaces reconfigured and used heavily, event after event
- Lighting and acoustic design: ambient, accent, and task lighting layered for both daytime and event use
- Back-of-house event logistics: service corridors and storage planned alongside the main event space
General Contracting · Type 07
Rooftop & Open-Air F&B Spaces
Rooftop restaurants, terrace bars, and outdoor dining areas, where weatherproofing and drainage carry as much project risk as the interior finish.
- Weatherproof material specification: outdoor-rated finishes for flooring, joinery, and seating
- Deck waterproofing and drainage: engineered for monsoon exposure, not a standard indoor floor build-up extended outdoors
- Outdoor branding and lighting: fixtures and signage rated for continuous outdoor exposure
Specification
What compliance and documentation standards apply to an IBS hospitality fit-out?
Hospitality fit-out work carries its own compliance layer on top of the National Building Code baseline every IBS project follows: kitchen fire suppression standards for back-of-house areas, and the franchisor's brand standards manual where the property operates under an international hotel brand.
Building & fire safety codes
- National Building Code (NBC) 2016: Part 4 (Fire and Life Safety) applied to every hospitality fit-out
- Kitchen fire suppression: Ansul wet chemical suppression systems specified for commercial kitchens, coordinated with a certified suppression vendor separate from the kitchen equipment supplier
- Fire NOC documentation: fire exit signage, emergency lighting, and sprinkler provisions built to NBC and local fire department requirements, with compliance documentation prepared for handover
Franchise & brand standards compliance
- Brand standards manual execution: material grades, dimensions, finishes, approved suppliers, and GFC drawing requirements followed to the franchisor's specification where one is supplied
- Design-and-build for independent properties: where no franchisor manual applies, IBS's in-house design team prepares concept layouts, 3D visualisation, and GFC drawings before execution begins
Testing, handover & documentation
- Electrical test certificates: issued by licensed electricians on completion of every project's electrical works
- Kitchen suppression system certification: issued by the certified suppression vendor for every commercial kitchen installation
- Snag-free handover: every space inspected and cleared before it returns to guest-facing use
- As-built drawings: for civil, MEP, joinery, and kitchen elements, provided as part of the handover packet
Ready when you are
Send the drawings, get a scoped quote.
Share the site, the scope and the date you need it working. We quote against a BOQ with every component itemised, and the first site visit carries no charge.
How We Deliver
From brief to handover.
A standard restaurant fit-out of 1,500 to 3,000 sq ft, with full civil and MEP scope, takes six to ten weeks from GFC drawing approval to commissioning. Smaller cafes and QSR units can complete in three to five weeks. Phased hotel renovations are scheduled floor by floor against the property's own occupancy calendar rather than a single fixed date. The steps below apply to every hospitality engagement.
Scoping call & design brief intake
An initial scoping call captures property type, location, size, and timeline. Where a franchisor's brand standards manual applies, it is reviewed at this stage so material grades, dimensions, and approved suppliers are built into the drawing from the start. Where no manual exists, an existing interior designer's brief is reviewed instead, or IBS's own design team is engaged.
Design, drawings & brand standards approval
Design and GFC drawings are developed against the brand standards manual where one applies, alongside NBC and IS code compliance. For franchise-managed properties, drawings are submitted for franchisor or brand-team approval before procurement begins.
Material procurement & in-house joinery fabrication
Civil, MEP, and kitchen materials are procured against the approved drawing and BOQ. In parallel, joinery, furniture, and brand elements, reception counters, bar fronts, banquette seating, are fabricated at IBS's workshop to the approved specification.
Civil, MEP & commercial kitchen execution
Site works, flooring, false ceiling, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and commercial kitchen construction, stainless steel fabrication, exhaust routing, gas plumbing, proceed against the project schedule. For operating properties, work is sequenced by floor or section, with night-work where guest areas are adjacent.
Joinery, furniture & brand element installation
Fabricated joinery, furniture, and brand graphics are installed as the interior fit-out nears completion, planned to the same sequence as the civil and MEP handover rather than scheduled as an afterthought.
Testing, snagging & handover
Electrical systems are tested and certified, and kitchen fire suppression systems are certified by the suppression vendor. Every space is inspected for snags and cleared before handover, with as-built drawings and test certificates provided as part of the handover packet.
Phase or opening-day readiness
For phased hotel renovations, each floor or section is confirmed ready before the next phase begins, so occupied areas are never disrupted longer than planned. For a new restaurant, cafe, or QSR opening, readiness is confirmed against the operator's own launch date.
Why Buyers Choose IBS
Built in-house. Owned outright.
Hospitality operators evaluating a fit-out contractor are usually weighing whether a renovation can happen without shutting the property down, and whether the finished joinery will actually match what the designer drew. These are the points that address both.
01
In-house joinery and furniture, one team, one drawing
Most hospitality fit-outs split joinery from the main civil and MEP scope, so a reception counter or bar front is built by a vendor working from the same drawing as the site team but never coordinating with them directly. IBS fabricates joinery and furniture, reception counters, bar fronts, banquette seating, and decorative panels, in its own workshop as part of the same contract, so the team that reads the drawing is the team that builds the piece.
02
Phased renovation for operating hotels, not full closure
Renovation of an operating hotel is phased floor by floor or section by section, with night-work scheduling and dust and noise control protocols standard for work adjacent to occupied guest areas. Room refurbishment is sequenced a floor block at a time, so the property keeps selling rooms and serving guests through the length of the project.
03
Executed to the franchisor's brand standards manual
Where an international hotel brand supplies a brand standards manual, it is reviewed at the scoping stage, before drawings begin, so material grades, dimensions, finishes, and approved suppliers are built into the GFC drawing from the start rather than checked for at final inspection.
04
Commercial kitchens planned in from the drawing stage
Stainless steel fabrication, exhaust and fresh-air ventilation, grease trap provisions, gas plumbing, and Ansul fire suppression are planned into the interior scope from the drawing stage and coordinated directly with the kitchen equipment vendor, rather than fitted in after the ceiling and services are already fixed.
05
FF&E procurement as a single point of responsibility
For clients who want one point of contact rather than five, FF&E procurement, loose furniture, soft furnishings, kitchen equipment, sanitary ware, and lighting fixtures, can be added to the core civil, MEP, and joinery contract as an extended scope.
How does an IBS hospitality fit-out compare with the typical multi-vendor approach?
Most hospitality projects split civil, joinery, kitchen construction, and brand elements across several vendors who rarely coordinate directly with each other. The table below sets out where that split typically causes friction, against how IBS structures the same scope under one contract.
| Typical Multi-Vendor Approach | IBS Integrated Approach | |
|---|---|---|
| Furniture & joinery sourcing | A joinery vendor works from the designer's drawing separately from the civil contractor, with finish and dimension variance discovered only at installation. | Reception counters, bar fronts, and banquette seating are fabricated in IBS's own workshop as part of the same contract as the civil scope. |
| Renovating an operating property | Most renovation programmes require closing the affected wing or floor entirely for the length of the works. | Renovation is phased floor by floor or section by section, with night-work scheduling and dust and noise control to keep adjacent guest areas open. |
| Brand standards manual compliance | Material grades and approved suppliers are interpreted separately by each trade contractor, with compliance checked only at final inspection. | The franchisor's brand standards manual is reviewed before drawings begin, with material grades, dimensions, finishes, and approved suppliers built into the GFC drawing from the start. |
| Commercial kitchen coordination | The kitchen contractor and the interior contractor are engaged separately, with exhaust routing and equipment power coordinated after the ceiling and services are already fixed. | Stainless steel fabrication, exhaust and fresh-air ventilation, gas plumbing, and fire suppression are planned into the interior scope from the drawing stage, coordinated directly with the kitchen equipment vendor. |
| Vendor count on site | A civil contractor, a joinery vendor, a kitchen contractor, and a signage vendor each report separately, leaving the client to reconcile schedules between them. | One contract covers civil, MEP, joinery, and kitchen construction, with FF&E procurement available as an extended scope. |
| Multi-city F&B rollout | Each city location sources joinery and finishes from a local fabricator, producing visible variation from store to store. | Joinery and brand elements are fabricated centrally and dispatched to every location, with installation coordinated across cities from one production schedule. |
Sectors We Serve
Where this work lands.
IBS's hospitality fit-out work spans the categories of hospitality and F&B business most likely to need guest-facing finish standards and phased delivery around live operations, each with its own layout and compliance requirement layered on top of the standard fit-out scope.
Business & Leisure Hotels
Hotel lobbies, guest rooms, restaurants, and public areas, built or renovated to premium finish standards, with brand standards manual compliance where an international franchise operates the property.
See hospitality projects
Resort Properties
Larger-format leisure properties, guest accommodation, dining, spa, and pool areas, built with the same wet-area and outdoor-exposure expertise IBS applies to rooftop and open-air F&B work.
See hospitality projects
Restaurant & Bar Chains
Full-service restaurants and bar concepts, single-location or multi-city, with commercial kitchen construction and custom joinery produced under one contract.
See hospitality projects
Cafe Chains & QSR
Quick-service and cafe rollouts across multiple locations, built on IBS's centralised fabrication model so counter units and finishes match store to store.
See hospitality projects
Banquet Halls & Event Venues
Large-format event spaces built for repeated reconfiguration and heavy footfall, finished to withstand frequent event turnover without visible wear.
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Commercial framework
Hospitality fit-out projects are quoted against a locked scope and BOQ, the same way every IBS project is. There is no meaningful per-square-foot answer without a site assessment and design brief review, particularly given how much a project's cost depends on joinery specification and brand standards manual requirements. Specific pricing and stage-wise payment terms are agreed in the proposal and contract, not published here.
What a quotation covers3 clauses
Scope, BOQ & design brief lock-down
The commercial relationship is anchored on the approved drawing and BOQ. Every scope line, material brand, and quantity is itemised, including joinery, furniture, and kitchen fabrication. Where a brand standards manual applies, compliance requirements are locked into the BOQ before procurement begins. Scope changes during execution are tracked through a written change-order log with cost and timeline impact noted before approval.
Taxes: GST on the IBS invoice
IBS invoices for hospitality fit-out work attract GST at the applicable rate per the prevailing GST Council notification. GST is shown on a separate line in every invoice, with tax certificates issued.
Warranty & defect liability
IBS provides written warranty on every executed scope, scaled by discipline. Warranty cards and test certificates, including kitchen fire suppression certification, form part of the handover packet for every project.
| Discipline | Term |
|---|---|
| Civil & structural works | twelve months from handover for workmanship-related defects |
| MEP installation | twelve months on installation, with manufacturer warranty pass-through on equipment |
| Custom joinery & furniture | eighteen to twenty-four months on workmanship, with manufacturer warranty on hardware and fittings |
| Commercial kitchen fabrication | twelve months on stainless steel fabrication and installation workmanship, with manufacturer warranty on kitchen equipment and fire suppression components |
No charge, no obligation
Request a Site Survey Site access & feasibility
An initial scoping call is free of charge and free of obligation. A physical site visit is scheduled once property type, location, and approximate size are confirmed. For operating hotels, IBS coordinates the visit alongside the property's own security and access requirements; it is not billed as a separate scope.
Questions
Everything procurement heads, project managers, and admin teams ask before commissioning
Cost & Billing
How is a hospitality fit-out priced?
There is no meaningful per-square-foot figure without a site assessment and design brief review. IBS prices on a BOQ basis after that review, with a detailed line-item quotation covering civil, MEP, joinery, furniture, finishes, and brand elements. Where design services are also required, a separate design fee is quoted. IBS does not issue lump-sum quotations without a completed design brief.
Does the price include GST?
GST is shown on a separate line in every IBS invoice at the applicable rate under the prevailing GST Council notification, not folded into the line-item price. Tax invoices and certificates are issued for every billing event on a hospitality project.
Timelines
What is the typical timeline for a restaurant interior fit-out?
A standard restaurant fit-out of 1,500 to 3,000 sq ft, with full civil and MEP scope, takes six to ten weeks from GFC drawing approval to commissioning. Smaller cafes and QSR units can complete in three to five weeks. Custom furniture and joinery lead times drive most of the variance, and IBS controls those in-house rather than waiting on a third-party workshop.
What is the minimum lead time before work starts on a hospitality fit-out?
Allow one to two weeks for the scoping call, design brief review, and drawing approval before material procurement and joinery fabrication begin. Projects needing a brand standards manual review, or a design-and-build engagement starting from concept, take longer at this stage. Exact lead time is confirmed once format, location, and scope are known.
Warranty & Service
Does IBS work from a client's existing design brief, or provide design services too?
Both. Where a client already has an interior designer's brief, IBS executes precisely to the approved drawings and specifications. Where design services are needed, IBS's in-house design team prepares concept layouts, 3D visualisation, and GFC drawings before execution begins. Design-and-build is a common project model for mid-scale hospitality clients without an appointed designer.
Scope & Handover
What does a hospitality fit-out from IBS include?
A hospitality fit-out covers every interior element of a hotel, restaurant, bar, or banquet venue: civil work, flooring, false ceiling, electrical and plumbing, HVAC, custom joinery and furniture, lighting, and brand signage. IBS delivers all of it under one contract, with joinery and furniture fabricated at its own workshop rather than sourced through a separate vendor.
What fire safety provisions are included in a hospitality fit-out?
Every hospitality fit-out includes fire-rated kitchen exhaust systems, Ansul suppression for commercial kitchens, smoke detectors and sprinkler provisions, emergency lighting, and fire exit signage, with fire NOC compliance documentation prepared as part of handover. Kitchen fire suppression is coordinated with a certified suppression vendor rather than left to the kitchen equipment supplier alone.
Does IBS coordinate FF&E procurement as an extended scope?
Yes, as an optional extension for clients who want a single point of responsibility. FF&E coordination covers loose furniture, soft furnishings, kitchen equipment, sanitary ware, and lighting fixtures, sourced and tracked alongside the core civil, MEP, and joinery contract rather than left for the hotel's own project team to chase separately.
What documentation does IBS provide at project handover?
Handover includes as-built drawings for civil, MEP, joinery, and kitchen elements, electrical test certificates, fire NOC compliance documentation, warranty cards for each discipline, and confirmation that the space has been inspected and cleared of snags before it goes back into guest-facing use.
Comparisons
What is the difference between hiring separate vendors and one hospitality fit-out contractor?
With separate vendors, a joinery contractor works from the same drawing as the civil contractor but rarely coordinates with them directly, and a kitchen contractor is brought in after the ceiling and services are already fixed. With IBS, joinery, kitchen construction, civil, and MEP sit under one contract and one drawing set, so the handoffs that usually cause finish mismatches and schedule slippage do not happen.
Compliance
Does IBS work to international hotel brand standards manuals?
Yes. Where a franchisor supplies a brand standards manual, IBS executes every fit-out element to the approved specification: material grades, dimensions, finishes, approved suppliers, and GFC drawing requirements. The manual is reviewed at the scoping stage, before drawings begin, so compliance is built in rather than checked for at final inspection.
Rollouts & Sites
Can IBS handle a QSR or multi-city F&B rollout?
Yes. A multi-city rollout mirrors IBS's retail chain rollout model applied to food and beverage: joinery pieces fabricated centrally at one workshop, consistent graphics and signage across every location, and installation coordinated site by site, so a new outlet in one city matches the finish of the outlet that opened the month before in another.
Which company handles multi-city QSR and restaurant chain rollouts in India?
IBS runs multi-city F&B rollouts using the same model it applies to retail chains: joinery and brand elements fabricated centrally at one Mumbai workshop, consistent graphics and finishes at every location, and installation coordinated city by city from a single production schedule, rather than sourced from a different local fabricator per site.
Technical
Does IBS execute hotel lobby and guest room renovations?
Yes. IBS executes hotel lobby renovations, guest room refurbishments, restaurant interiors, bar fit-outs, and banquet hall conversions, all built to the premium finish standards a guest-facing space requires: lacquered joinery, natural stone, decorative metalwork, and high-end upholstery, delivered by the same team handling the structural fit-out.
Does IBS fabricate custom furniture for hotels?
Yes. IBS's in-house carpentry team fabricates reception counters, bar fronts, restaurant furniture, banquette seating, and decorative panels in MDF, plywood, solid wood, laminates, and veneers. Because the same team that reads the designer's drawing also cuts the panel, there is no gap between design intent and what a third-party joinery vendor produces.
Can IBS renovate an operating hotel without closing it?
Yes. Renovation is phased floor by floor or section by section, so the rest of the property stays open to guests. Night-work scheduling and dust and noise control protocols are standard for public-area renovations, and room refurbishment is typically sequenced a floor block at a time to limit how much inventory is out of service at once.
Can IBS execute a restaurant or bar fit-out?
Yes, from a QSR counter unit to a full-service restaurant or bar. Scope covers civil works, commercial kitchen infrastructure, bar counter construction, custom furniture, acoustic treatment, and brand graphics, planned as one project rather than split between a civil contractor and a separate joinery or signage vendor.
Does IBS build commercial kitchens for hotels and restaurants?
Yes. Commercial kitchen construction covers stainless steel fabrication, exhaust and fresh-air ventilation, grease trap provisions, gas plumbing, and Ansul fire suppression, coordinated directly with the kitchen equipment vendor for power and plumbing points. This is planned into the interior scope from the drawing stage, not added after the ceiling and services are already fixed.
What lighting design work does IBS do for hospitality projects?
IBS's design team prepares lighting concept layouts combining ambient, accent, and task lighting for hospitality spaces, specifies luminaires suited to the design intent, and installs the lighting infrastructure. Branded pendant features and other custom lighting elements are fabricated in-house where the design calls for it.
Does IBS fabricate and install exterior hotel signage?
Yes. External hotel signage, building identification signs, entrance pylons, porte-cochere branding, restaurant and bar signage, and directional wayfinding are produced at IBS's Mumbai facility and installed on site by the same project team, covering both illuminated and non-illuminated elements across the property.
Can individual guest rooms be refurbished on a rolling basis in an operating hotel?
Yes. Guest room refurbishment, new flooring, wall finishes, bathroom upgrades, fitted wardrobes, and headboard panels, can be executed room by room or a floor block at a time. Sequencing is planned to limit how many rooms are out of inventory at any point, so the property keeps selling rooms through the renovation.
Does IBS handle rooftop and open-air F&B spaces?
Yes. Rooftop restaurants, terrace bars, and outdoor dining areas need weatherproof materials, waterproofing, drainage, and lighting suited to outdoor exposure, on top of the standard F&B fit-out scope. IBS handles deck waterproofing, outdoor flooring, pergola structures, and exterior branding as part of the same project.
Can IBS execute spa, wellness centre, and pool surround fit-outs?
Yes. Spa and wellness fit-outs, wet zones such as steam rooms, jacuzzis, and hydrotherapy pools, treatment rooms, relaxation lounges, and changing facilities, require specialist waterproofing and ventilation on top of the premium finish standard. The same wet-area waterproofing expertise applies to pool surrounds and poolside leisure areas, with slip-resistant and chemical-resistant finishes specified for the exposure.
What flooring materials does IBS use for hotels and restaurants?
Selection depends on the space and its traffic load: natural stone such as marble, granite, or sandstone for premium lobbies, large-format vitrified tiles for dining areas, engineered wood or herringbone parquet for restaurant floors, and textured anti-slip tiles for wet areas and entrances. Material choice is confirmed against the design specification before procurement.
What should I look for in the best hotel renovation contractor in India?
Look for verifiable specifics rather than a general claim: whether the contractor fabricates joinery and furniture in-house or subcontracts it, whether it can phase work floor by floor without closing the property, whether it has executed to an international brand standards manual before, and whether it builds commercial kitchens rather than just coordinating around one. IBS answers each of those with a named, in-house capability, not an adjective.
The Company
About Impulse Branding Solutions
Impulse Branding Solutions is a Mumbai-headquartered, vertically integrated commercial branding and fit-out execution company with over fifteen years of operating history. We deliver across two service lines under one roof: print branding and signage, including ACP cladding, LED sign boards, glow signs, channel letters, vehicle wraps and exhibition fabrication, and commercial interior fit-outs covering civil, MEP, false ceiling, joinery and turnkey contracting.
Our in-house manufacturing facility, in-house civil and engineering team and in-house furniture factory near Vasai East mean every project, from a single signage installation to a multi-Crore fit-out, runs through one team with single-point accountability. Approved vendor with Adani Airports, HSBC, Reliance Retail, HDFC ERGO, Godrej Finance, EPSON and Duravit. BCAS-cleared for airport work. Pan-India delivery at a single execution pace.
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Who you are buying from.
Delivery Team
A senior, in-house project team
Civil, MEP, and joinery leads supporting enterprise fit-out and branding projects across India.
“Every project runs under one accountable team, from site survey to final handover.”
Why IBS
- 15+ years executing branding and fit-out projects
- Pan-India delivery: single execution pace
- BCAS clearance for airport work
- In-house civil and engineering team: no subcontracted substructure
- In-house furniture factory near Vasai East: workstations, conference tables and case goods
- Approved vendor with Adani Airports, HSBC, Reliance Retail, EPSON, Duravit
Approved Vendor & Credentials
Company-level BCAS security clearance for airport projects; site access arranged per assignment
Approved vendor with
Adani Airports · HDFC ERGO · Reliance Retail · Godrej Finance · EPSON · Duravit · HSBC
Past clients
Accessorize · Adani Airports · Aditya Birla Retail · Duravit · EPSON · Godrej Finance · HDFC ERGO · HSBC · Reliance Retail · Sagility · Society Tea
Related Capabilities
Often specified together.
Hospitality projects often draw on adjacent IBS service lines, particularly where furniture, painting, or brand graphics extend beyond the base fit-out scope. Below are the most relevant.
Furniture Fit-Outs
Custom furniture design and installation for offices, retail stores, hotels, and commercial spaces. Modular workstations, custom joinery, and store fixtures.
View DetailsPainting & Surface Finishing
Commercial-scale painting: interior emulsion, texture finishes, exterior paint, epoxy flooring, and surface preparation for commercial spaces pan-India.
View DetailsRetail Store Fit-Outs
Fast-turnaround retail store builds for standalone stores, high-street retail, and mall fit-outs. Franchise rollouts executed across India simultaneously.
View DetailsCustom Fabricated Branding
Any branding product that doesn't fit a standard category. We design and fabricate custom structures, display units, 3D installations, and brand identity pieces.
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References
Sources and standards
- Public capital expenditure in the Union Budget 2026-27 rose to Rs. 12.22 lakh crore (US$ 135.8 billion), from Rs. 10.96 lakh crore in FY25-26, which sets the volume of institutional and commercial construction that follows it. IBEF, Infrastructure Sector in India, updated February 2026
- India’s office furniture market was valued at USD 6.26 Billion in 2025, forecast to USD 14.12 Billion by 2034 at an 8.48% CAGR. We quote the live IMARC figure rather than the USD 5.8 Billion number repeated across syndicated summaries, because the two disagree. IMARC Group, India Office Furniture Market, base year 2025
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