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Project • By D.L.E.A • Private Houses

Harmony House

In the quiet landscape of Mannivakkam, Chennai, Harmony House stands as a compelling study in architectural synthesis. Rather than following a singular aesthetic, the residence is a physical manifestation of a creative negotiation between two distinct sensibilities: the "less is more" restraint of Japanese-Scandinavian minimalism and the tactile, earthy warmth of traditional Indian craft. Designed for a family of four, the house avoids the common pitfall of aesthetic compromise. Instead, it allows these seemingly opposing philosophies—the husband’s preference for modern precision and the wife’s love for rooted textures—to coexist and define the home’s spatial identity. Pixels by Binsan A Layered Response... More

Project • By Space Play Design Studio • Apartments

The Minimal Grove

We’re delighted to announce one of our latest interior design projects — this stunning boho-themed apartment! With a focus on natural elements, the space features an abundance of indoor plants and a minimalist colour palette that fosters a tranquil, laid-back atmosphere. Every corner reflects a harmonious blend of comfort and style, offering a peaceful retreat that connects seamlessly with nature.  Space Play Design Studio Space Play Design Studio Central to the design is the use of a minimalist color palette, featuring soft, earthy tones such as warm neutrals, muted greens, and gentle whites. These hues were selected to evoke a sense of calm while allowing the natural light to permeate every corner of the apartm... More

Project • By Madras Spaces • Private Houses

N House

A Residence for Three Families in a Bustling Urban Setting: Integrating North Light and Cultural Connection Tripleopixel Tripleopixel Tripleopixel The residence we're showing is evidence that functionality, elegance, and a deep awareness of the surroundings can all coexist. The building was situated in a confined urban area, therefore the initial challenge was to construct a sensible floor plan that could fit all the needs inside a 40'x40' plot. Due to the neighbourhood's high population, where most residences had problems receiving natural light and ventilation, this undertaking was made more challenging. This restriction was also in place at the client's previous home. Tripleopixel Tripleopixel Tripleopixel... More