Modern Elegance: Reimagined Wedding Spaces

The circular bar was a statement piece at this reception, with a massive custom light fixture that echoed the Art Deco feel of the space. The emerald green and gold palette added a touch of classic glamour.

This video gives a tour of the glass house reception, showing how we used layers of texture, from brick walls and velvet drapes to creeping vines and eclectic furniture, to create a space that felt historic, luxurious, and full of warmth.

The happy couple at their stunning reception. My goal is always to create a backdrop that not only wows guests but also feels like a true reflection of the couple's style and personality.

For the 'Mid-Century Mod' sangeet, I designed an entrance that blended modern luxury with earthy, retro elements. The clean lines, herringbone wood flooring, and traditional pottery created a welcoming and stylish first impression.

The 'Mid-Century Mod' design was all about creating a laid-back yet elegant vibe. The space featured open-air seating, warm lighting, and a mix of global and retro-futuristic motifs, like the hand-painted patterns on the arches.

I love adding unexpected, artistic elements to my designs. This cheetah sculpture, surrounded by desert grasses and candles, was a playful and chic centerpiece for the 'Mid-Century Mod' event, adding a touch of wildness to the sophisticated decor.

The 'Botanical Marrakesh' mehendi was held in a glasshouse structure we built from scratch. The space featured a central water body filled with petals, surrounded by cozy lounges that blended Moroccan-inspired prints with a fresh, botanical feel.

Hand-painted murals featuring botanical motifs were a key element of the 'Botanical Marrakesh' design. The vibrant pink and turquoise furniture popped against the delicate artwork, creating a cheerful and artistic atmosphere.