HomeLane Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Tell about yourself
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I am a passionate and experienced Senior Interior Designer with a strong eye for detail and a knack for creating functional yet aesthetically pleasing spaces.
• Over 10 years of experience in the interior design industry

• Expertise in space planning, color theory, and material selection

• Strong communication skills to collaborate with clients and team members

• Proficient in CAD software and other design tools

• Completed successfu
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Q2. How to measure a ceiling
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To measure a ceiling, use a tape measure and measure the length and width of the ceiling. Multiply the two measurements to get the square footage.
• Use a tape measure to measure the length of the ceiling

• Use a tape measure to measure the width of the ceiling

• Multiply the length and width measurements to get the square footage

• For irregular shaped ceilings, break it down into smaller sections and measure each section separat
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Q1. Tell me about your best project
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Q2. Tell me how you will make the client go for your design and not the bad design they want.
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Q1. Tell me about your journey of Interior Designer till here
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Q2. What professions your family members are into.
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Q1. Background education
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Q1. Basics around modular interior setup and materials
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Q1. Aptitude and client handling skills
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Q1. Basic knowledge about standards and materials
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Q2. Standard core materials
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Q1. Whats the kitchen triangle
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The kitchen triangle refers to the ideal positioning of the stove, refrigerator, and sink in a kitchen to optimize efficiency.
• The kitchen triangle should have a total distance of 12-26 feet

• Each leg of the triangle should be between 4-9 feet

• The sum of all three sides should not exceed 26 feet

• The triangle should not be obstructed by any obstacles
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Q2. Difference between modular & non modular
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Modular design involves components that can be easily connected or combined, while non-modular design is more fixed and permanent.
• Modular design allows for flexibility and customization

• Non-modular design is typically more traditional and permanent

• Examples of modular design include furniture with interchangeable parts, while non-modular design could be a built-in kitchen cabinet
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Q1. Tell about yourself, JD discussion, and expected salary
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Q1. Some basic modular question about kitchen- wardrobe standards, SketchUp software, client handling questions on situation given by them, and what's the difference between modular and non- modular work.
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