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Step inside Abhyudaya, a thoughtfully designed luxury residence in Bangalore, where architecture and interior design come together to create a timeless, functional, and elegant home. This project explores modern Indian home design through clean lines, natural materials, and warm textures crafted to elevate everyday living. From spatial planning to bespoke interior details, the home reflects a balance of minimalism, functionality, and contemporary aesthetics designed for evolving lifestyles. Naresh & Nayan Naresh & Nayan Naresh & Nayan Naresh & Nayan If you’re looking for inspiration for luxury home design, modern interiors, villa architecture, or residential design in Bangalore, this project offers... More

Private Residence | Vadodara, Gujarat | Completed 2023 Tat-Sat Residence is a private bungalow located on Ajwa Road in Vadodara, designed around the philosophy of calm minimalism and timeless materiality. The interiors explore a restrained palette of whites, soft beige flooring, muted greys, and natural veneer textures to create a serene and balanced living environment. The design approach emphasizes clarity of form, subtle material contrasts, and carefully composed spatial proportions that allow the spaces to feel light, uncluttered, and quietly elegant. Caption Caption Caption The living room acts as the visual anchor of the house, defined by a textured blue backdrop that frames a veneer-finished console supported on cust... More

A humble trio, the clients are a family consisting of a husband, wife and their daughter. As per convention, the ‘ask’ was for maximum storage with functional space planning. The design elements were to be kept suitable for the habitable Indian context with less maintenance. As simple as the brief seemed, it proved a challenge to cater to all three differing design tastes. Understanding these differences, the design brings it all together as a home for a family with peculiar elements kept bespoke for each individual. Dotminimal, PC: Arjun Krishna Dotminimal, PC: Arjun Krishna The mood board is subtle and clutter-free, leaning onto earthy tones as a base, with each space having one pop highlight that allows for a subtl... More

Set on a compact footprint, this house is designed around simple materials and thoughtful planning. A clay-red exterior wraps around the home, echoing the colour of the African tulip tree that dominates the front of the site. The tree was embraced—its form guiding the shape of the building. The architecture steps in and out around the tree’s canopy, with bold projections and soft recesses that reflect its presence. This thoughtful shaping also anticipates future buildings on either side, ensuring the house remains private on the outside and expansive on the inside. Ujjwal Sannala Entry is through a narrow, low-ceilinged lobby that quickly gives way to a tall, double-height living room. This central space opens into a north... More