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A minimal framework is layered with soft color accents introduced through Scandinavian furnishings, transforming a once dark and subdued interior into a light-filled, poolside living environment. Grounded in a modern sensibility shaped by both California and Japan, the design creates a gentle continuity between indoors and outdoors. Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama In contrast, the primary suite wing is conceived as a quiet and private retreat. With a strong connection to nature, it draws from the spatial sensibilities of Japanese gardens and onsen bathhouses, offering a calm setting for rest and renewal.... More

Beyond the private retreat, welcoming communal spaces bring everyone together. Share laughter over board games, savor meals at the dining table, or enjoy heartfelt conversations over coffee in the cozy lounge. Perfect for creating lasting memories. Indra Wiras Indra Wiras Indra Wiras This spacious 4-bedroom retreat prioritizes relaxation and convenience. Each room features cozy beds, generous storage, and soothing décor to create a tranquil atmosphere that puts your mind at ease. Indra Wiras Indra Wiras Indra Wiras More

Set within a lush suburban garden, this villa embodies the calm and balance of Japandi design—a fusion of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian warmth. The design draws from its natural surroundings: sunlight filtering through tall windows, earthy greens and browns, and a palette of whites, woods, and stone that blurs the indoors and outdoors. Kavin La Sa   Kavin La Sa Kavin La Sa At the heart of the approach lies simplicity, functionality, and connection to nature. Spaces are softened with curves, natural textures, and warm neutrals that evoke quiet elegance. A circular mahogany veneer ceiling anchors the living areas with subtle grandeur, while expansive window nooks invite garden views and tranquil reflection.... More

Project Fact File: Name of Design Firm: The KariGharsLocation: Sarjapur, BangaloreTypology: ResidentialArea: 4,800 sq.ftDate of Completion: March 2025Principal Designer: Pankhuri Giridhar Photography Credits: Nayan Soni Dark Studio Dark Studio Dark Studio Dark Studio Design Highlights: ● A striking stone-clad feature double-height wall in the dining area reinterprets traditional Indian patterns in a pixelated format, blending cultural reference with minimal expression.● Custom woodwork throughout the home incorporates natural veneers and cane inlays, bringing warmth, tactility, and a handcrafted aesthetic that aligns with the Japandiphilosophy.● A dedicated outdoor workspace designed with double-glazed glass and... More

A new outlet for a health forward cafe has been designed by the Delhi based studio, Tangible Intangible Design Office or TI:DO as they are also known. Commissioned by the women led brand of UNCAFE, architectural design firm TI:DO was assigned with the task of developing a design language for their new outlet which within its 800 sqft could encapsulate the brand’s identity and personify the uniqueness of their food offerings with a unique spatial design. Shot by Jeetin Sharma for TIDO Shot by Jeetin Sharma for TIDO The restaurant was designed with the aim of creating an earthy yet contemporary aesthetic which even though is inside a mall, sets itself apart from the mall atmosphere. With an emphasis on organic forms that begi... More