Priority Ranking Tool

Sort your interior wishlist into Must-have, Compromise and Nice-to-have against a real budget — and see instantly where it breaks.

Tap each item to move it between A, B and C. Hirsch's rule: fund every Category A first. Cutting a C item frees money to raise the quality of what you keep — "trimming the fat."

• A

  Modular kitchen (full)

  ₹3,50,000 · Must have · tap to move

• A

  Wardrobes (all bedrooms)

  ₹2,50,000 · Must have · tap to move

• A

  Pooja unit

  ₹60,000 · Must have · tap to move

• B

  False ceiling + lighting

  ₹1,80,000 · Compromise OK · tap to move

• B

  Living room TV unit

  ₹90,000 · Compromise OK · tap to move

• B

  Master bath upgrade

  ₹1,50,000 · Compromise OK · tap to move

• B

  Crockery / display unit

  ₹80,000 · Compromise OK · tap to move

• C

  Premium veneer / finishes

  ₹2,00,000 · Nice to have · tap to move

• C

  Designer wall paneling

  ₹1,20,000 · Nice to have · tap to move

• C

  Smart home automation

  ₹1,60,000 · Nice to have · tap to move

• C

  Balcony / sit-out decor

  ₹70,000 · Nice to have · tap to move

• C

  Study / WFH cabin setup

  ₹1,10,000 · Nice to have · tap to move

The A/B/C method is adapted from William J. Hirsch Jr.'s Designing Your Perfect House.