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byAnusha KanchaplerConsultations across Karnataka; Available OnlineStarts from₹20 per sq. ft.View full gallery

I design homes that balance modern functionality with scientific Vastu principles. From initial floor plans to final material selection, my focus is on light, ventilation, and how you use your space every day.

A design detail of a residential building facade featuring terracotta jali work. This traditional material not only adds aesthetic warmth and texture but also provides natural ventilation and shade, blending heritage with modern architectural needs.

This 3D render shows a contemporary living room interior I designed. The focus is on a sleek TV unit with a dramatic marble-effect backdrop, integrated storage, and ambient lighting to create a sophisticated entertainment space.

Pictured with my client Sudharani ma'am and her family. Building strong client relationships is key to understanding their needs and successfully creating a home they love.

A photo with my client, actress Sudharani, at her residence. This project was a wonderful collaboration in residential architecture, resulting in a space tailored to her family's lifestyle.

About Residential Design

When I design a home, I look for ways to blend aesthetics with practical physics. For instance, using terracotta jali work on a facade is not just a style choice; it acts as a passive cooling system that regulates airflow and provides shade, which is essential for our climate. My process starts with understanding how you move through a room, ensuring the furniture layout supports your daily flow before we finalize any architectural details.

Projects delivered in Bangalore and Davangere — Approved by the tribe
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Anusha Kanchapler

Consultations across Karnataka; Available OnlineStarts from ₹20 per sq. ft.

I am Anusha, and I believe architecture is the science of how we live. I design homes that prioritize natural sunlight, healthy ventilation, and your specific requirements, whether we are building from a blank plot or renovating an existing structure.

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