https://tomorrowhomes.in/blog Real ones, from homes in Bengaluru: what the mistake was, what it cost the family in rupees and in days, and the point where it could still have been fixed for free. en-IN Tue, 22 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0530 https://tomorrowhomes.in/blog/the-pillar-in-the-corner https://tomorrowhomes.in/blog/the-pillar-in-the-corner Tue, 22 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0530 A pillar stuck six inches into a Bengaluru bedroom. Everybody had seen it, and the wardrobe still turned up with a flat back, so it could never sit against the wall. What Arun and Kavya lost, and the two questions that would have caught it. https://tomorrowhomes.in/blog/six-inches-short https://tomorrowhomes.in/blog/six-inches-short Tue, 22 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0530 Sandeep and Priya picked their fridge, hob and chimney before the design even started and sent the chain every size. The fridge slot still came six inches too narrow, and the griha pravesh had to move. Why “we have your sizes” isn't the same as “we've made it that size”. https://tomorrowhomes.in/blog/the-two-inch-swatch https://tomorrowhomes.in/blog/the-two-inch-swatch Tue, 22 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0530 Rohit and Meera picked their bedroom colour off two-inch swatches in the designer's office. On the wall, in the room's own light, it wasn't the same colour at all. By then the wardrobe and the curtains had been bought to match it. Why a swatch fools you, and how to see a colour properly first.