See it, touch it, then decide
Design drawings tell only half the story. The rest is about touch, how a cabinet glides open, how stone catches natural sunlight, and how materials feel when you live with them.
Our Experience Center is built for you to explore real kitchen setups, wardrobes, and finishes at your own pace. Come in, feel every surface, and choose with complete confidence. No strings attached.
Where the render ends, real feeling begins.
There is a distinct joy in holding a piece of your future home in your hands. At our Experience Center in Jubilee Hills, abstract choices turn into physical conviction. As you compare raw stone, trace real wood grain, and see finishes come alive, you discover how every detail belongs together.
An hour here answers questions no screen ever could.
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A 120-second preview of what awaits you.
Curious about what a visit looks like? Press play for a two minute walkthrough of our Experience Center and material floor in motion, then come explore the real thing in Jubilee Hills.
What you can see, touch, and test at the Experience Center
9 things to see and try
Sample table, La'espace Experience Center
Bring your questions. Leave with answers you can hold.
Full-scale built environments
Working kitchen setups
Life-size kitchen modules with real counter heights, internal organisers, corner solutions and soft-close mechanisms.
Wardrobe systems
Walk-in layouts and sliding wardrobes, so you can test depth, shutter lighting, glass profiles and door glides.
Sliding partitions and doors
Full-height acoustic glass dividers, fluted partitions and seamless door frames, in real motion.
Wall panelling and profiles
Tactile wall treatments, from fluted timber and stone cladding to upholstered panels and recessed metal trims.
Bespoke furniture
Custom seating, sectionals and crafted joinery, built to show comfort, construction and real proportions.
The material and finish library
Veneers and wood finishes
Real, tactile samples across timber species, from light natural oak and brushed grains to deep, rich walnut.
Stone, marble and quartz
Large format slabs, so you judge true veining, texture and light reflection rather than tiny swatches.
Fabrics and upholstery
Performance drapery, plush weaves and genuine leathers you can hold side by side against wood and wall tones.
Hardware and metals
Handles, knobs, concealed drawer channels and precision switch plates, the quiet details you touch every day.
Talk to a designer first. It costs nothing and clears everything.
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Phanendra Kumar Tummala
Founder, La'espace Design Studio
Why we build homes the way we do
“Design isn't just about beautiful spaces. It's about absolute clarity, obsessive detail, and promises kept.”
I started La'espace in 2012 for a simple reason. Most people building a home are making one of the largest decisions of their lives with the least reliable information. They meet studio after studio, hear a different story from each, and often leave more confused than when they began, prices that don't add up, promises no one writes down, timelines that quietly slip.
I wanted to build the opposite of that.
So the first thing we do with a new client isn't sell. It's explain. Why one material suits your home and another doesn't. Where money is well spent, and where it gets quietly wasted. What a realistic timeline actually looks like. You should understand every choice before you pay for it. A client who knows why we recommend something makes better decisions and lives more happily with the result.
Attention to detail isn't a line for us; it's the whole job. The depth of a drawer, where a switch falls under your hand, how a stone will age in ten years. These are the things you notice only after you move in and they're exactly what we obsess over before you do. We suggest materials for your home specifically: your light, your usage, your budget. Not a fixed catalogue.
And we run projects with real discipline, clear plans, 3D views before anything is built, live progress tracking, one team accountable from first drawing to final handover. You always know where things stand.
I'll be honest about why we take timelines so seriously. A delayed project costs you rent, patience and peace of mind. It costs us our reputation. Finishing on time means everyone wins and it forces us to plan properly instead of promising loosely. Discipline, to me, is a form of respect.
We treat a single study the way we treat a full villa. The budget changes; the care doesn't. Passion doesn't scale down for small projects.
And we grow almost entirely through referrals deliberately. When clients send us their friends and family, it means we delivered something worth talking about. It keeps us honest in a way advertising never could.
Every project is an audition for the next one.
If you're at the start of all this and feeling a little lost, that's normal and it's exactly where we're most useful. Come talk to us. No pressure, no jargon. Just a clear picture of your home and what it will really take.
Homes handed over, families settled in
The best measure of an interior studio is how its clients feel a year after moving in. These are real reviews from our Google profile, where you can also read the rest.
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