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318 sq ft.
40 days.
One big idea.
How Endless Interiors & Construction turned a bare shop in Jaipur's Aatish Market into Homenexa's flagship smart switchboard experience centre — where every fixture in the showroom is controlled by the product on sale.
A showroom that
sells itself
Walk in. Touch a Homenexa switch board. The chandelier glows. The blinds open. The lights change.
This isn't a magic trick. It's smart design — every fixture in the showroom is wired through Homenexa's own products, so the showroom itself is the demonstration.
318 sq ft.
Bare walls. Big vision.
A small, irregular shop in Jaipur's busy Aatish Market. Just bare walls, an uneven floor, and a big vision. 40 days later, that same 318.86 sq ft became one of the most innovative switchboard showrooms in the city.
Every fixture in the showroom is wired through Homenexa's own smart switch boards — so customers see exactly what the products can do at home, in real time, on real fixtures.
A premium product
that needed a stage
Mr. Umesh Ji, owner of Homenexa, came with a clear vision and a tough constraint. Homenexa designs WiFi-enabled switchboards with haptic touch controls — switches that let homeowners control lights, fans, blinds, and appliances from a single panel or their phone.
Premium product. Premium price point. But almost impossible to sell with a brochure.
Mr. Umesh's brief was simple: customers should walk in, see the product working on real fixtures, and instantly think — "I need this in my home."
What the client
needed
One strong
design language
In a small space, design consistency is everything. Too many ideas = visual clutter. So we chose one strong design language: the arch.
Soft. Elegant. Timeless. Arches frame the switch boards beautifully like artwork, make tech products feel warm not cold, and create visual rhythm in tight spaces.
A showroom that
demonstrates itself
In most switchboard shops, products sit lined up behind glass. Customers have to imagine what each one does. At Homenexa, the products do the talking themselves.
Press a switch on the demo wall. Watch what happens around you.
Five zones,
zero partitions
Three fast sprints.
One complete showroom.
Civil, carpentry, electrical, and finishing ran in parallel — not one after the other. That's how 40 days was possible.
Civil + Electrical Foundations
Carpentry, Ceiling & Display
Finishes, Integration & Handover
Dusty walls
to experience centre
Before
After — Day 40Materials &
Products Used
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about showroom interior design, small spaces, and smart product demonstration environments.
A1: Absolutely. The Homenexa showroom proves it — 318.86 sq ft with smart planning, layered lighting, and a strong arch design language feels just as impressive as much larger spaces. The key is vertical thinking, zone-based lighting instead of walls, and one consistent design idea executed everywhere. Endless Interiors & Construction specialises in making small retail spaces feel premium and spacious.
A2: Detailed planning before construction started, combined with running civil, carpentry, electrical, and finishing work in parallel — not one after the other. The Endless in-house team managed all workstreams under one project manager with three structured sprints — civil foundations (Days 1–14), carpentry and ceiling (Days 15–28), and finishes plus Homenexa switchboard integration (Days 29–40). No handoff delays between vendors. One team, one contract, one deadline.
A3: Yes — this is exactly what we built for Homenexa. We specialise in retail interiors where the design supports live product demonstration. Every chandelier, light, and motorised blind in the Homenexa showroom is wired through Homenexa's own smart switchboards — so pressing a switch on the demo wall moves the actual blinds, dims the actual chandelier, and changes the actual lights around the customer. The showroom itself is the product demo.
A4: We used three principles — obsessive planning, vertical space, and zones without walls. Every inch was mapped before construction started. Walls and ceiling became real estate — floor-to-ceiling arched display niches, multi-level false ceiling with chandelier, and vertical LED columns all draw the eye upward. Zones were defined through lighting changes, ceiling design, and material transitions instead of partitions — because even one partition would have killed the space.
A5: One strong design language — the arch. Soft, elegant, and timeless, arches frame the switchboards like artwork, make tech products feel warm rather than cold, and create visual rhythm in tight spaces. The arch appears everywhere — the glowing Homenexa logo wall, the display niches, the demo panel frames, the ceiling curves, and even the sofa and ottoman shapes. In a small space, one idea repeated well is more powerful than many ideas competing.
Ready to Transform Your Space?
If we built this in 318 sq ft and 40 days, imagine your space.
Whether it is a showroom, an office, a café, or a luxury home — Endless Interiors & Construction brings the same in-house craftsmanship, tight timelines, and brand-focused design thinking to every project across Jaipur and Rajasthan.