Hyderabad, India – In a move set to redefine residential elevator planning, KAS Home Elevators has launched a bespoke cabin design and space-optimisation service designed specifically for Indian homes. The initiative addresses two of the most common concerns homeowners face: Where will the lift fit? and Will it match my home décor? With this personalised service, KAS aims to make home elevators feel like an organic part of the architecture, not an afterthought added during renovation.
Tailor-Made Cabins for Limited Spaces
Across urban and suburban India, a large number of villas, duplexes and independent homes were originally designed without an elevator. As families grow or require better accessibility, adding a lift becomes necessary but often challenging due to limited shafts, tight staircases or small lobbies.
KAS solves this challenge with customised cabin dimensions and a flexible footprint. Instead of forcing standard-sized cabins into already congested areas, the company offers lift cabins that adapt seamlessly to compact stairwells, internal courts or newly carved-out spaces during remodelling. Their “complete knock-down” cabin construction allows elevator parts to be carried in easily and assembled onsite—an advantage for homes where large pre-assembled cabins simply cannot be transported indoors.
Interiors That Blend With the Home
While space planning forms the foundation, the visual appeal of the elevator receives equal attention. KAS has curated a collection of interior design themes that range from warm wooden panels and soothing lighting to ultra-modern metallic finishes with crisp lines.
Homeowners can personalise nearly every element of the cabin—wall textures, ceilings, flooring, mirrors, handrails and lighting—to complement the surrounding décor. Whether a client prefers a subtle hotel-like ambiance or a statement piece with copper accents and designer panels, the design team helps them craft a cabin that reflects their personal style.
Even frequently overlooked details are prioritised: the layout of operating panels for easy reach, railing placement for elderly-friendly support, and lighting that is soft yet bright enough to illuminate the cabin clearly. Since the elevator door often faces a major living area, families are also guided in choosing a door finish that blends elegantly with their home’s interior aesthetic.
Built for Silent, Safe and Long-Term Use
Aesthetic customisation never compromises safety. KAS uses fire-resistant materials and anti-vibration engineering to ensure every cabin is structurally sound. The walls and ceilings are designed to reduce noise, rattling and long-term wear—an issue common in low-grade systems. When paired with the company’s belt-driven, gearless technology, these lifts offer a smooth, quiet and comfortable travel experience.
A Personalised Design Journey for Every Homeowner
The bespoke service begins with a site visit from a KAS designer, who studies the home’s natural lighting, colour palette, layout flow and available space. Based on this assessment, realistic 3D visuals are shared so homeowners can preview exactly how the elevator will look inside and out before manufacturing begins. Small but impactful touches—such as matching trims with existing door handles or staircase railings—are recommended to ensure the lift becomes a natural part of the home environment.
Elevators as an Extension of Architecture
With this launch, KAS Home Elevators reinforces its belief that a residential lift is more than a convenience—it is an extension of a home’s architecture and lifestyle. By combining flexible cabin sizes, designer interiors and engineering precision, the company aims to break the outdated perception of bulky, unattractive lifts occupying precious space.
As demand for home elevators grows across India, KAS continues to position itself as a leader in safety, comfort and aesthetic innovation. Through its tailored cabin design and space-planning service, the brand is helping homeowners build elevators that don’t just function well—they truly belong in the homes they serve.