#craftsmanship

Project • By Storeyboard Design • Shops

Kalasha Fine Jewels

Project Fact File: Name of Project: Kalasha Fine Jewels Name of Design Firm: Storeyboard Design Location: Bengaluru (Brand based out of Hyderabad) Typology: Commercial Area: 3,500 sq. ft. Date of Completion: March 2024 Principal Architect/Designer: Swathy Sivaraman Photography Credits: Shamanth Patil Shamanth Patil Shamanth Patil Highlights: A 3,500 sq. ft jewellery boutique crafted in carved sandstone, travertine, and sculpted metal — a modern fort of heritage, colour, and craftsmanship. Shamanth Patil Shamanth Patil Concept: Kalasha Fine Jewels’ new boutique in Bengaluru is conceived as a modern-day fort, carved out of stone, gilded with light, and layered with memories of India&rs... More

Yadnesh Joshi

Project • By Infinity Design • Showrooms

Hues of Saar

Project Fact File: Name of Project: Hues of SaarName of Design Firm: Infinity DesignsLocation: MumbaiTypology: Retail (Store)Area: 2,050 sq.ftDate of Completion: March 2025Principal Architect/Designer: Suresh YadavPhotography Credits: Yadnesh Joshi Design Team: Vaishali Kamble, Bhumika Agarwal Yadnesh Joshi Design Highlights: ● Facade crafted entirely in natural sandstone, inspired by Rajasthani forts● Handmade cement flooring with inlaid leaf and floral motifs for wayfinding and artistry● Arches and niches referencing palace architecture, refined into clean, modern profiles● Seamless spatial flow without physical partitions, aided by lighting and visual cues Yadnesh Joshi Concept: The client behind this bespoke me... More

The outside features a large deck that resembles a grand stage, with distinctive protruding beams.

Sobokuya Inc. Courtesy of Sobokuya_by Sobokuya

With a focus on the surrounding landscape, large wooden doors and windows were carefully designed to offer breathtaking views of the nearby mountains.

A double-height entrance finished with earthen walls. The earthen floor, traditionally crafted using Sanwa-do techniques, exudes a mysterious yet cosy atmosphere. The rounded door frame adds a cave-like ambience to the space.

timber greet you. The sturdy yet compact taiko-bari beams add a touch of charm alongside their strength.

A living room where you can feel the changing seasons. With its ability to display different expressions throughout the day and across spring, summer, autumn, and winter, it’s a space that never grows old.

Project • By Sobokuya Inc. • Private Houses

Totonoeru ie: A House in Harmony

Totonoeru ie embodies simplicity and expansive openings, seamlessly integrated into its landscape. The grand structure features large wooden doors and windows that frame breathtaking views of nearby mountains, transforming the living room and private rooms into natural art galleries. Interior walls, finished with a mix of black charcoal and white plaster, reflect outdoor scenery, enhancing the connection to nature. Sobokuya Inc. Courtesy of Sobokuya_by Sobokuya Complemented by meticulously crafted kitchen and sanitary furniture, the spacious living area balances grandeur with delicate craftsmanship. Sobokuya’s signature taiko beams serve as structural elements and striking staircases, traversing the centre of the room to create... More

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Kalasha Fine Jewels

Hues of Saar

Totonoeru ie: A House in Harmony