Google Business Profile for interior designers in India

Pick your categories

Also add, if they fit

• Add "Interior fitting contractor" if your own team does the work, and "Kitchen Renovator" if modular kitchens are a big part of your jobs.
• Add "Furniture maker" only if you have your own workshop that makes furniture.

See every business type in the category finder

Services to list

Clients often start with one room or one job. List those separately, not only "full home interiors".

• Full home interiors
• Modular kitchens
• Wardrobes and storage
• False ceiling and lighting
• Living room and TV unit design
• Bedroom interiors
• Office and shop interiors
• Design-only consultation, if you offer it without execution
• Renovation of older homes

Photos that work

• Finished rooms from real projects, shot in daylight with lights on.
• Before-and-after of the same room from the same angle.
• Modular kitchens and wardrobes, opened to show the inside.
• Your design studio and material samples, if clients visit you.
• Work in progress on site, which shows your team's finish quality.
• Ask the homeowner before posting, and keep family photos and valuables out of frame.
• Don't use 3D renders as if they were completed work. Label them clearly or leave them out.

What to post about

• A recently completed home: a few photos and the brief in two lines.
• Before Diwali and other festival seasons, what can be done in time, and your booking cut-off.
• Griha pravesh season: interiors for new flats, timed to when big projects in your city hand over.
• Kitchen and wardrobe material options explained simply.
• Monsoon advice on materials that handle damp better.

When and how to ask for reviews

Ask at handover, when the client walks into the finished space. Interior projects run for weeks, so wait until any final snag list is cleared.

1. 1

   Close the snag list first

   Fix any small issues before asking. A review written during snags is rarely kind.

2. 2

   Ask at the handover visit

   Walk the client through the home, then ask for a Google review in person.

3. 3

   Invite photos

   Ask them to add a photo of their favourite room with the review.

4. 4

   No gifts for reviews

   Don't offer a free decor item or discount for a review. Ask every client the same way.

Whenever you ask, Google's rules apply: ask every customer, not only the happy ones, and never offer anything in return for a review.

Mistakes to avoid

• Renders posted as real work

  Customers notice and lose trust. Show real finished photos.

• Home address when clients don't visit

  If you meet clients at their site, hide your address and set your service areas.

• Long service lists with every possible keyword

  Listing things you don't do, just to show up, leads to wrong enquiries and complaints.

Questions