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Designers Concept: Innovative Architecture Solutions
Rahul Mutha - Founder & CEO ( Designers Concept
Architecture is not a new concept and has existed since the dawn of civilization. When you find ways to improve and do things differently in a field that has been around for a long time, that is innovation.
Designers Concept, an architecture firm founded by Mr. Rahul Mutha in 1994 in Pune, strives to be the epitome of innovation. With innovation, the assumption is that it is about adding a lot of things, but in reality, it is about taking away what is unnecessary.
Designers Concept is a team of like-minded individuals trying to push the boundaries of what’s possible with an objective to create solutions for problems that no one even knows existed.
They encompass a blend of technology, tradition, and the ancient science of Vastu Shastras, for a holistic approach to design. With their knowledge, skills, and abilities, they strive to provide never-ending solutions for their clients.
Designers Concept is a community that believes in giving back. Blessed with immense prosperity and tremendous success, they contribute to the welfare and progress of society as a whole to propel humanity towards greater heights.
Designers Concept has a vision never to accept the world as it appears and see it for what it could be. With Integrity, Passion, Accountability, and Commitment to Customers as its core values, Designers Concept is working towards achieving its mission to deliver beyond expectations, always.
According to CII, the design industry in India was worth Rs 18,832 crore and is growing at a rate of 23-25% annually. Design can help transform how people look at things and result in new economic benefits and a better quality of life.
Mr. Rahul Mutha, the Founder, and CEO of Designers Concept has always had a keen eye and has been contemplating the design of everything. From a young age, He had an innate curiosity about how systems work in nature.
This curiosity led him to be the first in his family to pursue a formal education in architecture, and during the course, he knew he had found his calling in life.
With his strong passion and insight, he took a leap of faith and founded Designers Concept entirely on his own, and today, the firm has offices across Pune, Mumbai, and Jaipur.
As a founder, Mr. Rahul Mutha’s dedication to his work is unparalleled. He quotes Steve Jobs, “Design is everything,” to summarize his work. Discussing the future of architecture, Mr. Rahul says, “Technology will lead the way.”
In spite of his tremendous success and incredible achievements, he stays exceptionally humble, showcased by the following statement, “Put your heart and soul into everything you do, no matter how small. Do not concern yourself with the outcome, and always have pure intentions. If you do so, the universe will reward you in ways you cannot imagine.”
Mr. Rahul Mutha is currently working on recycling the waste materials of an interior design site with the help of PMC, which includes identifying, segregating, and color coding the waste material and then reusing or recycling them.
Like every other business, Designers Concept too had its ups and downs. There were several hurdles across the way, but the team at Designers Concept managed to rebound and learn from them.
They have faced several challenges, from efficiently managing their time to delivering projects with faster turnarounds to maintaining client expectations.
Another set of challenges they came across by selling their big ideas to clients and introducing trends and timeless styles. Handling the self-promotion of their brand was another major challenge along their journey.
To start a business and manage constant growth, there is a need to follow some distinctive steps. The first step is creating a vision. You can not do it all alone; managing your staff and outsourcing operations is necessary.
Other important steps are being transparent in billing, planning client strategy, and maintaining relations. The Designers Concept team overcame all the hurdles by managing their costs and time and were able to sell their design ideas and maintain client expectations.
Mr. Rahul Mutha, and Designers Concept, have several accolades to their name, including:
1991: Constro 91 contribution as Volunteer in organizing Constro91 Exhibition
2000: Alma Mater Leadership Course Completion
2001: The Indian Express Ambience Award 2001 in the category Residential & Office
2004: Lions Club International Presents a certificate of appreciation in Recognition of distinguished Achievements in Leadership & Service
2004: Lions Club international Presents certificate of appreciation Award for giving in recognition for sponsoring A New Lion
2014: A & I Digest Design certificate Pillar Of Design
2015: A & I Digest Design certificate Design Vision
2016: A & I Digest Design certificate
2017: HAFELE & A & I Digest award in Innovation in New Material
2021: A & I Digest Design Consolation Prize For Solution Competition Dispose/ Recycle/ Reuse Debris
In the upcoming years, Interior design will become a more personalized process. The design will take a more sustainable approach, with bricks and mortar getting smarter. Warm and Earthy color palettes will be in trend, and antiques will make a comeback.
People are becoming more aware of the importance of their homes, appreciating their interior spaces more now, and will make better use of their space. Less is More aesthetic will get popular, and the trends will see a mixing of styles and experiments with decor.
With the onset of the digital revolution, social media will mean business, and the design will get increasingly digital. As people get more creative, no more copying of existing trends will do. Originality will be more important than ever.
Time is finite, and no matter how much you try to manage it, it is never enough. To make the most of your time, you must focus on managing your energy, not your time.
The success of a venture is teamwork, so build a great team and find like-minded people with goals aligned with yours. Every journey has its ups and downs, and mistakes are inevitable. Instead of taking it as a negative thing, learn from your mistakes.
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